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Master CIW Designers develop and maintain Web sites using authoring and scripting languages, create content and digital media, and employ standards and technologies for both B2B and B2C e-commerce Web sites.
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CompTIA's i-Net+ is specifically designed to certify technical skills required to measure a candidate's ability to maintain Internet, Intranet, and Extranet infrastructures as well as Web-related applications development.
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Master of the concepts and techniques required to modify and extend existing Sitecore Websites with XSLT, CSS and HTML. Only Sitecore Certified Trainers deliver Sitecore CMS Website HTML Developer training.
a brief history
My front-end development career began in 2003 upon graduating top of my class. My mind was full of fresh ideas, creative deisgns, and I couldn't wait to turn it all into digital media.
Fresh out of school, it seemed like I was the "jack of all trades" when I entered the work-force, and it would be my graphic design abilities that would land me my first full-time position. Although abbling in flash, mySQL, PHP along-side of the graphic design, it wasn't long before my front-end development skills were shining much brighter than anytthing else that I did. It was at about that point I found my "niche". Front-end development.
A few years later, I found myself leaving London, Ontario and moving onto bigger and better things, that is: Toronto. My job in toronto provided me with many fantastic opportunities to work on challanging and exciting projects for some high-profile clients. My skill-set hasn't looked back since.
skill-set
- XHTML
- CSS
- jQuery
- cross-browser compatability
- Ease-of-use design
- User-oriented interface design
- PHP / mySQL
My focus is to integrate creativity with functionality. I continuously strive to better my skills in order to write clean, reusable and most importantly functional code.