Mikky Cecil

See the site at http://senr.io

Stephen A. Ridley, CTO of IoT security startup Senrio, needed a new website to market Senrio's products more effectively. Senrio had a website, but they felt it was in need of a complete redesign, including new, simplified messaging. Stephen asked me to create a site that:

• Looked modern and unified,
• Could be hosted as a static site,
• but could also easily be edited by non-developers via a CMS.

Throughout the project (but especially at the beginning), I asked lots of questions to get a feel for what kind of "look" they were aiming for and what their needs were regarding editing content, since those seemed to be the two highest priorities for them. I checked in with progress updates often to provide lots of chances/avenues for feedback.

In the end, I received messages from a variety of people at Senrio complimenting the site's "sleek and crispy" design. Stephen was particularly excited that we were able to reap the benefits of both a static, pre-compiled, generated website and a user-friendly CMS.

See code on GitHub

A web application for tracking machine inventory for the Washtub Laundromat. This web application demonstrates the following skills:

• ReactJS Frontend
• NodeJS and Express API/Backend
• REST API
• MongoDB Nonrelational Database
• Mocha test framework
• Javascript
• Bootstrap UI

See code on GitHub

RamenGen is a website for users to share their instant ramen recipes and discover new ones. It started out as a PHP and MySQL-based class project at OSU where the requirements were:

• Have at least 2 tables in a MySQL database
• Use sessions to keep users logged in
• Use AJAX
• Use both client-side and server-side validation
• Keep passwords secure with a hash

I ended up going beyond the project requirements and having a lot of fun with it. I added REST operations (for the users and recipes) and a random recipe generator. I'm working on transferring the project over to a new PHP server, but for now, here are screenshots and the code itself.