Experienced Front End Developer
Designer, Coder,
WordPress Developer
I’m available now if you’d like to chat or to fill a position. Contact me on 07969 165 070 or danielfitzhugh@gmail.com. I’m British and can work across the UK.
Fluent JavaScript
Javascript is the behavioural layer of web development, interacting seamlessly with the structural layer (HTML) and the presentational layer (CSS). It provides greater interactivity and control to websites, and is a powerful language deployed everywhere from brochure websites to huge web applications.
Modular HTML & SASS
Web layouts are moving away from rigidly-defined templates and towards more flexible, modular components. From modular SASS architecture, to BEM & Atomic Design, to Modular CMS architecture, modular design allows you to iterate and improve without having to worry about development times or having things break.
WordPress Development
WordPress is the world’s most popular Content Management System, and was historically seen as a blogging platform with a core functionality based around posts and basic pages. Today it has evolved into an advanced templating system which offers the developer full control over content and presentation.
Case Studies
Arnaud Matar
Freelance website created for Arnaud Matar, a professional photographer based in Montpellier, south of France. I created a content-managed portfolio website which imports data from the client’s Flickr account using JavaScript, AJAX and the Flickr API.
York St John University
Contract position for York St John University where I was tasked with creating an interactive campus map, similar to the one on the University of York’s website but tailored to York St John’s more compact campus. The map was created by myself using HTML, CSS, Javascript, and the Google Maps API.
WordPress Portfolio
On this page I’ll discuss the Modular Design Principles that went into the development of this website. The flexible codebase allows you to iterate and maintain the website, without having to worry about development times or having things break.