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Posts from the ‘JHTML’ Category

3
Mar

Mobile Widgets

These widgets were developed as reusable HTML modules that could be shared globally across Music & Logo.  Mobile web, video,  apps,  alerts and ringtone modules could be used individually, or collectively as an “uber” widget.

These widgets rely heavily on Javascript and Ajax, as each one contains a list of items that pull in additional data when clicked. The uber widget also provides a tabbed interface to navigate between them.

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8
Jan

CCMA 2010

The Critics’ Choice Movie Awards are bestowed annually by the BFCA to honor the finest in cinematic achievement.

I developed the main CCMA site on VH1, as well as the live viewing page for the night of the show.

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23
Nov

MTV Tr3s Video Detail Pages

Music & Logo’s Video Platform is a collection of templates and modules allowing brand flexibility and franchise branding while re-using as much code as possible. Its goal is to generate more video streams by providing a premium viewing experience and driving socialization around video-based content.

I implemented this platform on MTV Tr3s, adding custom skinning and modules.

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29
Sep

Los Premios 2009

Los Premios MTV is the Latin American version of the Video Music Awards.

I was the developer for the main event site and sweep-stake pages. Read moreRead more

14
Sep

Hip Hop Honors 2009

VH1’s Hip Hop Honors features some of hip hop’s greatest artists. In 2009, the show honored a record label for the first time, in celebrating the legacy of Def Jam Recordings.

I was part of a small team tasked with developing the main site, and was chiefly responsible for developing the voting pages.

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9
Sep

Divas 2009

Each year, VH1 Divas brings together music’s most powerful women and greatest performers live on one stage.

My responsibilities included developing the main, vault, photo, voting and about pages.

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15
Aug

Feed Zippering

A “zippered” feed retrieves multiple RSS feeds and combines them into a single feed, with all items sorted by the publish date.

With no native method of sorting dates in XSL, I had to create a custom script to convert time-zones, and change the date into a usable numeric format for sorting. Support was needed for several different date formats. This was reusable code, and is routinely used for various news sites.