Screenshot of Korey McMurtrey's portfolio website.

Portfolio

The first version of my portfolio was based on Treehouse's 'Build a Website' course. My goal with the redesign was to use what I had learned in Code Louisville to create a much cleaner design. I also tried some new technologies for the first time, using Laravel 5.1 for the framework, Bourbon and Neat for the grid, and Sass for the CSS. I expect to use all three of these on future projects.

  • PHP
  • Laravel 5.1
  • Sass
  • Bourbon / Neat

Screenshot of PHP demo project.

PHP Project

For my Code Louisville PHP final project, I coded a demo site in vanilla PHP that connected to a MySQL database. My goal was to demonstrate basic CRUD functionality. The site is a collection of online web development learning resources. The user can create a new resource, can display different resources based on categories, can update existing resources, and can delete them from the database. I also learned how to use Composer and Vagrant boxes, and recorded a video walkthrough of my project.

  • PHP
  • MySQL
  • Composer
  • Vagrant
  • Git
  • Bootstrap 3

Screenshot of Lutes Dental Office website.

Lutes Dental Office

My first full project is a website for a dental office, completed as Code Louisville's front-end project. It's a one-page layout featuring a slideshow, forms to download, and contact information. In addition to using a little jQuery, I also built the site from the Foundation framework and learned to use Git for version control.

  • HTML5 / CSS3
  • jQuery
  • Foundation
  • Git

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