Always learning

There are times when I have to make 100+ badges and social announcements all with unique logos and text. It would take me a million years to copy and paste one-by-one. I love being able to use this hack to take a spreadsheet and use illustrator's automation capabilities to get my work done FAST.

I learned a ton from the way that Nelson (AKA Pixelgeek) used Webflow's 3D transformation and positioning capabilities. I was able to use his 3D teachings to build this interactive and 3D booth. I then used the booth in the 2021 Texas Mobility Summit to host their sponsor booths in a cool interactive showcase.

The Texas Department of Transportation (TXDOT) and the Center for Transportation Research at the University of Texas (CTR) came to me needing an interactive map to showcase the different teams and cities that are a part of their Technology Innovation Alliance. I used this tutorial to create sleek hover over animations and to power the map using CMS items. This build ensured that the team would not need to edit any code in the future when they need to make updates.

I used this to design and develop interactive filter buttons for the Texas Innovation Alliance's online learning hub.

I have been using Figma for 4 years and Webflow for 3 and I still reference this course because of how in depth and helpful it is. It's a great way to really nail down the process from design to development.

Spline makes it fun and easy to add some 3D flair to your website visuals. This was a just-for-fun tutorial I followed along with to learn more about Spline's animation capabilities.

Framer is a visual website builder that has been making the rounds lately and I thought this was a good intro video to get to know the tool.