Been programming in JS for a long time, and learned a lot since I've started about how to write code that lasts. Now I love to help others have some of the same epiphanies!

Been working with HTML and CSS for years, and have made several modular CSS packages that I can drop in when I want tooltips, tabbed panels, or some other style pattern. I've also helped others find the solution to their many CSS layout woes!

Git is an invaluable tool I use in development. Understanding how to use branches to their fullest is huge.

jQuery makes it easy to write less and do more. But without an understanding of how to write modular JS it's easy to write spaghetti code!

I build websites with SEO in mind. I use only white-hat (ethical) techniques, and have promoted sites from a 0/10 Google pagerank to 6/10 within months.

I write JavaScript in the object oriented and functional styles depending on the use case. I've also mentored a lot of others in this area, and enjoy helping people refactor their code to be more modular.

Often times a webpage bug may be due to invalid markup. I enjoy guiding others into a greater understanding of HTML best practices and I have lots of resources to help.

I've helped countless people with their CSS problems: layout, positioning, aesthetics / style, understanding selectors, what 'cascading' means, etc.

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Daniel H.

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Technical skills