Portfolio && Resume
Lindsey Campbell
LCampbell0509 [at] gmail [dot] com
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Skills && Languages
- (x)HTML
- CSS
- XML
- MySQL & SQL
- Javascript
- PHP
- Ruby (on Rails)
- SEO / SEM
- Adobe Flash
- ASP.Net & Visual Basic.Net
Keeping Up With / Improving:
- HTML 5
- CSS 3
- jQuery
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Software && Experience
(What I Use and/or am Familiar With)
Developing:
- Adobe Dreamweaver
- Notepad ++
- Netbeans IDE
- Textpad
- VIM
- Mozilla Firefox
Operating Systems:
- Windows XP, Vista, 7
- Ubuntu and Kubuntu Linux
Graphic Editing:
- Adobe Photoshop
- GIMP
- Very Basic Adobe Illustrator Skills
Version Control:
- Git
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Preferences && Standards
- Open Source
- Web Standards
- W3C Compliance
- SEO-Friendly Development
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Job && Work Experience
Web Programming Intern
@ WRL Advertising
April 2010 - July 2010
WRL Advertising is a respectable company in Canton, Ohio with a very great web team to back it up. I started my internship after meeting their Internet Director at a meeting. He made a good impression on me, so during my last semester at Stark State College, we got in contact for an internship.
At WRL, I got invaluable experience observing the web team and getting hands-on training - I got to learn how a real web team worked. When I first started, I didn't know a bit of Ruby on Rails (which they primarily used), but by the end of my internship I was the Lead Programmer and Project Lead for Discover Hartville.com. I also helped with minor HTML/CSS changes for the following projects: Canton Mercy, Bevcorp, and (very minor programming changes)Dunlap Hospital.
Student Tutor
@ Stark State College of Technology
January 2010 - April 2010
While I was attending Stark State, I worked in the Tutoring Center, tutoring students one-on-one in Stark's HTML & CSS, Advanced CSS, PHP, Advanced PHP, Javascript, Database Design, and SQL Server classes. I tried my best to help students (both traditional and non-traditional) to understand not only how, but why we do something; I helped them to complete their projects and homework assignments on-time and correctly.
IT Assistant
@ Stark State College of Technology
August 2009 - December 2009
I worked as an IT Assistant under Larry Ray, my Dept. Head at Stark State. I worked with Mr. Ray and Dr. Bob Leasure to create a Books Database from the ground up that is now used to keep track of materials needed for classes and book orders for each semester. This can generate reports that can be printed off and given to instructors for review. I also began two website projects using standards-compliant xHTML, CSS, and PHP.
Web Developer
Freelance
Most recently, I did a pro-bono website for Denise Jones, owner of Save a Mom Pregnant Dog Rescue. The site was "sponsored" by me to assist her with her dog rescue and online presence and applications.
I have created my own website, Lindsey Campbell .net, in my spare time for personal use. As the site explains, I plan creating web design & development tutorials eventually.
I have also worked with John McNamara, an instructor at Stark State and owner of 7G Technologies, to create a website for his personal "antivirus removal" side project. This website is My Virus Removal .com and was the first website I had ever done professionally. I hand-wrote the code using Notepad++ and it passed through the W3C validators as strict, with no errors. I also implemented search engine optimization techniques and worked with him on his SEM strategy.
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Education
Bachelor's Degree in Information Technology
@ Franklin University
June 2010 - Expected: May 2012
I just began classes at Franklin University for my bachelor's in Information Technology. So far, I'm only enrolled in one summer course and will begin my other courses this Fall.
Associate's Degree in Web Design & Development
@ Stark State College of Technology
January 2008 - May 2010
Since my starting semester at Stark State, I was on the Full-Time Dean's List. I was recognized by my professors as being extremely talented and chosen, along with three other students, to present at the Stark State College Advisory Committee Meeting during Fall 2009.
Although I seemed to have buried a lot of my assignments in flash drives and harddrives when I bought a new computer, I managed to scrape some up. I completed several projects at Stark State worth adding to a portfolio, including:
XHTML/CSS Examples
- A Fluid, Standards-Compliant CSS Layout
- My First Final for a Web Class
- This was just a simple site design I made in Dreamweaver and used to build my final. Forms and things don't work, as that was beyond the scope of the class.
- A Tableless CSS Form
- My Second Final for a more Advanced Class
- This was the final I presented at the Stark State Advisory Committee. It's a pure CSS layout that validates W3C strict - not all the links work, I only presented half of what I had done to the committee. All of the main pages work that are in the navigation, and the features product page works.
Photoshop/Illustrator Examples
Javascript/Ajax/jQuery Examples
- Simple Ajax Example
- Javascript Guessing Gam
- Javascript Form Validation
- This form uses simple javascript validation. Somewhere buried in my external harddrive I have more examples of these, but this was the best I can do. The rest of the site doesn't work right now though - I just migrated a bunch of data and need to setup my databases.
- Another Ajax Contact Form
- This contact form uses validation, ajax no page refesh and PHP to send the email.
PHP Programming Examples
- Simple PHP Blog
- This was a simple PHP blog that I built using a free CSS template from CSS Zen Garden.
- Simple PHP Store
- This was a simple PHP store that works all the way up until checkout (doesn't process actual credit card information).
More Examples On Request
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- Simple PHP Blog