As the only frontend developer at Kaiser Permanente Internal websites; I coded a redesign of the internal desktop only website, creating the codebase from scratch. Collaborating closely with UX designers, I optimized the code and seamlessly handed off the project to the backend team. I delivered a user-friendly desktop experience tailored to organizational needs.
Analyzing the PDF design to understand its layout, components, and interactive elements.
Identify the structure of the website, including header, footer, navigation, and content areas. Plan how different elements will be positioned and aligned.
Importing all PDF files into Photoshop and converting them into .psd format.
Choosing image format of jpg and png. Optimize and compress images to ensure fast page loading times without compromising quality.
Frontend done! Shared comprehensive docs, testing and bug reports ready. Performance, security, and deployment guidelines outlined. Smooth handoff to backend for integration.
In my experience with the Kaiser Permanente intranet project, I seamlessly translated PDF designs into code, employing efficient Photoshop slicing techniques. Collaboration with design teams was streamlined, fostering effective communication.
The adaptability of the coding structure allowed for quick responses to design changes, and a user-centric approach with iterative feedback refinement ensured a seamless intranet experience.
Implementing rigorous testing protocols identified issues early on, promoting a more robust and error-free final product.
Security was a top priority, and a culture of continuous learning shaped a dynamic and adaptable development process. These experiences are a testament to my commitment to efficient, collaborative, and user-focused web development.
