Jeremy Bueler
I am a Web Developer - HTML, CSS, AJAX, and PHP
I have been working in the interactive design field since I graduated from the Art Institute of Portland in June of 2006. I have been fine tuning my skills as a web developer specializing in web standards, PHP, HTML, CSS, and AJAX.
Yogi Products
Company: Summit ProjectsTechnology Used: PHP, HTML, CSS, AJAX We created a heavily branded site that uses Expression Engine to manage almost all aspects of content on this site. I did all of the CMS Setup, and created a few custom modules for this Content Management System, including a Dealer Locator front end and admin.
View SiteBuck Knives
Company: Summit ProjectsTechnology Used: HTML, CSS, and extensive AJAX This is an E-Commerce site that is built using Model-Glue (a coldfusion MVC framework) and a lot of MooTools (a JavaScript framework). I created an extensive product filter filter which drives the majority of the product wall, also using overlays to pull in data asynchronously to give the user more data without waiting for a page refresh.
View SiteWinn Grips
Company: Summit ProjectsTechnology Used: HTML, CSS, and Javascript This site uses some amazing flash components that fit seamlessly into the HTML/CSS site. When building this site we took a few extra step to improve SEO (Search Engine Optimization) by writing the actual content behind the flash modules. Although the site does use AJAX in quite a few spots it degrades gracefully if the user does not have flash or JavaScript enabled.
View SiteNike.net Proposals
Company: Summit ProjectsTechnology Used: HTML, CSS, and Javascript Creating a fluid and scalable and global solution for the entire Nike.net site structure is a huge task and we had a great solution. This is a modular layout giving ultimate control to the user ... This is an example of the users landing page that uses Flash, HTML, CSS and some DHTML give a very rich media feel to a very usable site.
View SiteNike.net Homepages
Company: Summit ProjectsTechnology Used: HTML, CSS, and AJAX Nike.net needed away to manage their content for up to 15 plus sites with out the use of any server side technologies. I use AJAX to load in an XML file that contained all of the content for the page/pages they needed it to display on. The application would load in the XML and create all of the mark-up on the fly giving the Nike.net team control over their content.
View SiteNorwegian Cruise Lines
Company: Summit ProjectsTechnology Used: HTML, CSS, and some Javascript I had to work with the NCL development team, an external team located in Miami, Florida. The task was to create semi-static templates that the NCL team would integrate into the Back-End of the site. The HTML and CSS had to be modular allowing the mark-up to be moved into different sections of the site giving the Dev. team as much reusable mark-up as possible.
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