More about me, Stewart Orr
Skills List
- HTML 4.01, XHTML 1.0
- CSS 2.0, 2.1, 3.0
- W3C & WAI Standards
- Usability & Accessibility on the web
- XML, XSLT, XPATH and XML
- WAP (WML and WML Script)
- Adobe Illustrator
- Adobe PhotoShop & Adobe Image Ready
- JavaScript
- Adobe/Macromedia Dreamweaver
- Adobe/Macromedia Flash (inc. actionscript, animation and XML)
- PHP
- ASP
- ASP.NET
- MySQL and SQL
- LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP server administration)
Experience
I am a creative and highly enthusiastic Web Designer & Developer with good client facing skills and nearly seven years of strong commercial experience. My skills have been used across a wide and varied range of projects such as: -
- Interactive TV
- XML based Content Management Systems
- Large e-commerce sites
- Award-winning interactive games and applications
- WAI and W3C compliant web pages
- And more!
Having strong skills in design and development/programming that ensures I can see projects from initial concept through to the final product.
Awards & Key Achievements
- Researched, designed and developed an easy-to-use, accessible online ordering system for GET plc that achieves over 25% of the company’s orders and over 32% of the company’s turnover
- Awarded “Macromedia Site of the Day” for interactive online game “Let’s Play 66″
- Awarded “Webby Worthy” for interactive online game “Let’s Play 66”.
- Awarded “The Most Innovative Use of a Blueprint Software Solution” for “BT Entity Maps Tool” by ICSA (Institute of Chartered Secretaries And Administrators).
- Created an online floor plan of the Tate Britain Gallery to show, in real-time, where art-works are being exhibited. Opened by Michael Palin on 13th January 2005.
- Created “Let’s Play 66” interactive quiz that was used as a stand-alone kiosk in the Tate gallery, and produced an online version for both narrowband and broadband.
- Re-invented ITM’s CMS “WhiteSpace” by creating an entirely new easy-to-use interface and played a vital role in training and supporting new and existing clients.
- Designed some of the first online Interactive TV games for e-District.