Richard Hallows
Senior Web Developer
- Skill set:
- PHP & MySQL and XHTML & CSS & JavaScript
- Contact:
- hello at richardhallows dot com
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Dealerward
Developed the bespoke Content Management Tool (CMT) using the MVC, Database, Form and Feed components of the Zend Framework.
Used the Zend_Amf component to pass data between the CMT and the Flash-based slideshow component.
Created the standards compliant front-end using XHTML, CSS and jQuery.
dealerward.com
Spring 2009, developed at Applied Works -
Which?
Developed the XHTML, CSS and jQuery-based JavaScript for a comparison tool which allows users to find and then compare products based on the their Which? ratings and associated PriceRunner data.
which.co.uk
Summer 2008, developed at Wilson Fletcher -
Adidas Impossible Park
Developed the back-end for the Adidas 2008 Euro Cup TVC competition site to manage the User Generated Content.
Implemented the PHP middleware to validate, sanitise and process the data between the Flash front-end and a remote ASP interface wrapper to the Adidas Central User Database.
Website now offline
Winter 2007, developed at De-construct -
CNN Traveller
Developed the bespoke Wordpress child-theme for the Hybrid theme framework using PHP, HTML, and CSS.
Created the WAI compliant HTML and CSS for the CNN Traveller Subscription process sub-website.
cnntraveller.com
Spring 2009, developed at Creative Cherry -
JCDecaux
Led the front-end team who used best practise web standards and progressive enhancement techniques, including the unobtrusive use of Flash & JavaScript and the implementation of an expandable layout to ensure compliance with the Web Accessibility Initiative guidelines.
Headed the development of the extensive bespoke Content Management System.
jcdecaux.co.uk
Spring 2007, developed at Tonic -
London Fashion Week
Conceptualised and developed the bespoke CMS and Photo Management Tool. Led the team responsible for the creation of all the standards-compliant and accessible HTML pages.
The website was WAI compliant and validated as strict XHTML 1.0.
Website now offline
Summer 2005, developed at Tonic
