Eclectus Interactive

16/01/2020

Did your ex throw your laptop across the room? I can probably fix it (or at least recover important work files)!

A task that Apple or similar services have been historically too lazy to do or charge way too much for.

🩺💻

13/12/2019

Before (top) and after (bottom) design and code refactor of this website. There was a bit of spacing inconsistency, repetitious code, and other elements to be improved upon. Roughly 3 hours of work. @ Brooklyn, New York

11/12/2019

People's Power House NYC website (pro bono)

05/12/2019

An all-in-one website in progress!
Less than 5 hours of work so far and I’ve completed:
- Home page and coming soon page design
- Domain/Hosting setup
- Wordpress installed (to preserve client’s current workflow)
- Coming Soon page launched
There’s still time to launch another page today after lunch. 😎

04/12/2019

The POC Drag Art Collective

04/12/2019

Working on some informational motion graphics for Instagram stories.

29/11/2019

This was being worked on as a tool to quote highlighted text. This was a prototype in roughly 2011 or 2012, I’m almost certain Medium has a feature like this now. Something that can easily be recreated for a site.

29/11/2019

This was a rework of an information kiosk that was originally worked on in 2016. This was a web app for that was in development 2018 to 2019. The project was to digitize the current set of drug info cards so that people may have access to the information outside of the booth, without having to take physical cards to learn about the drug. It was also a prototype for being able to have digital informational resources in venues where DanceSafe booths are typically not present.

The app could run locally on a computer or on a Raspberry Pi connected to a portable touchscreen monitor (not a tablet, just a monitor), or it could run on a standard browser via an API that served all the content to the front-end. You could send the info files to yourself (or friend) via text message (via Twilio API) or email, or you could share it to Twitter or Facebook. Exploring much more simplified solutions at this point, but it was a fun experiment. It’s just high maintenance and not cost effective.

29/11/2019

In 2016, we built an actually working iPhone app for Comedy Hack Day that won 1st place called GetAwaze. It’s literally Waze for avoiding cops. still has the giant teddy bear, you’ve probably seen him.

04/04/2018

It's been a long time since I've done this, but Chase's website was being janky and I struggled to select a date to pay my bill due to the footer overlapping the last week in the datepicker. Z-index wasn't the problem. Not really sure what it was, but a little additional height or padding just to reveal the datepicker was fine. There's a bunch of white space anyway. Not like it would have broken the design with all that whitespace.

06/07/2016

Back-End Developers Hate Front-End: Creating Grids with CSS

I just published “Back-End Developers Hate Front-End: Creating Grids with CSS” https://t.co/RNrbz5Et3g

It’s true. The 2 disciplines — while they coincide with each other — often cause a rift, because they are two different beasts that require…

23/06/2016

Kellye Greene () posted a photo on Twitter

“Code is limitless, so are kids.” — https://t.co/RdrBbpwACt https://t.co/zypyTbKKim

Get the whole picture - and other photos from Kellye Greene

23/06/2016

Code Rascal | Writing a microservice in Ruby

Writing a microservice in Ruby - via https://t.co/DRmH48z5QY

Writing a microservice in Ruby Posted on Mar 8 Everybody is talking about microservices, but I haven’t seen a lot of good, comprehensive descriptions of how to actually write a microservice in Ruby. This may be because a significant number of Ruby developers are still most comfortable with Rails (wh...

22/06/2016

Don’t let anyone overpay you — Signal v. Noise

“Don’t let anyone overpay you” by https://t.co/zuJRalAiXJ

The moment one customer pays you a lot more than any other customer, you’re no longer a product company, you’re a services/consulting…

22/06/2016

Maximizing Efficiency with Vim/MacVim

I just published “Maximizing Efficiency with Vim/MacVim” https://t.co/7EXTPkLbik

My journey of becoming a developer has been an interesting one full of career twists and turns and bumbling through a multitude of…

03/10/2013

I know I haven't been using this page often, but now I've linked my twitter to this profile so people can get more regular updates.

03/07/2013

Inception Music Festival @ Spring Break Cancun

This is a really awesome festival site!

http://inceptionfest.com/

Want the best week of your life? Epic events, celebs, DJs, parties & staff. StudentCity delivers the ultimate spring break experience!

19/09/2012

W³ Awards | Winners

Another 2 wins for Conversation. These are ones 've been definitely hoping for.

01/09/2012

Unicorn Meat NYC: Return to the Bubble Kingdom

01/09/2012

This page gets neglected, but I'm still doing work. I'll upload my latest, launched last month.

returntothebubblekingdom.com

09/07/2012

Eclectus Interactive's cover photo

09/07/2012

Apparently I'm still an admin for this site. Weird, I thought they would've reset all the permissions and everything after the site was launched. It's been changed a bit since last year when I worked on this.

02/05/2012

Sorry I've been so inactive on here but isht has been crazy! Tune into The Pitch on AMC May 14th to see my network television debut premiere, representing part of the development team at Conversation Agency, LLC. Other than that, if you love your mom and want to write something about her, do it HERE!

http://yourdressbarn.com/moment/

25/01/2012

Kinda cute, how they labeled the content area "belly". It's always fun to find random little easter eggs in a developer's code. For hilarious developer comments check this out:

http://cobaia.net/2010/09/top-funny-source-code-comments/

20/01/2012

The left column already had position relative, which allows it to be given a z-index for layering objects on a page. Gave the left column a z-index of 5 just to be safe, and sure enough, the content was no longer being overlapped by the left column. Skillz.

20/01/2012

I removed the hidden overflow property, and it still falls behind content. There is no z-index on that sidebar (technically it's set to 0, but the left column doesn't have a z-index at all, so the layering remains unchancged). Html automatically layers content from top to bottom in the document, so naturally the sidebar is on top.

20/01/2012

Went to share this story on Facebook and found that the box was being cut off. Inspected the styles and found that there is a fixed width on the box (which is expected), but overflow is set to hidden. Everything outside of the 678px width will be cut off. I couldn't leave a message and reach the "share to facebook" button.

11/01/2012

Wow. Don't even know where to begin with this one. This site is just busted.

10/01/2012

Was looking for some information on the CES website and noticed that they're having a bit of overlooked z-index issues. The dropown is being overlapped by the tabs below the slideshow.

03/01/2012

Avatar Test

I made a super basic test avatar type building tool for a project I'm working on. Can't wait to flesh this out into something more, maybe create some kind of plug-in out of it later on if I have the chance, because when I googled this apparently an open-source version of something like this doesn't already exist.

http://kellyegreene.com/layers_test/

Avatar

23/11/2011

Div soup - The excessive use of div tags when simpler methods could have been used. Now there's just a cl*******ck of unnecessary code.

A drop down menu is as simple as an unordered list. Yet, this site has a div, inside of a div, inside of a div. They add a class of "hilite" to create the hover effect, when anchor tags already have a hover pseudoclass to do that job.

16/11/2011

Simple fix. Make the list style default back to "outside" and give it a left margin for alignment.

16/11/2011

Groupon styling mishap?

14/11/2011

Remember when Media Fire was a hot mess of ads and awkward UI? Well look at this sleek redesign and check out how easy it is now to make an upload straight from the homepage.