Juan Gallardo

This Progressive Web Application allows you to take inventory of your products using a Google Sheets spreadsheet as a backend. It updates the sheet in real time. There is no intermediary database.

You can count boxes of product by scanning their barcodes. And you can count pieces for your shelf inventory by first pulling up the item by scanning its barcode, then entering the number amount.

You are here . This site is made with an emphasis on typography and a minimalist design.

Another goal for this project was clean and organized HTML and CSS source code.

In the MMORPG World of Warcraft, groups of players are called guilds. This website was built for one such guild, with players in various parts of North America.

This site was built for one such guild called Ascended. Through this site, prospective members can see at a glance which positions are available, watch streams from guild members, and learn all about the guild.

This Twitter clone showcases the development of a separate front and back ends that communicate via a (somewhat) RESTful API.

This site was commissioned by a local home renovation business, Renova Contracting. Special attention was given to user experience and SEO.

This project included the redesign of the company logo, as well as a full-page image slideshow for the home page.

This site allows the user to determine whether their shipment was delivered, and how many days it took for it to be delivered. Available carriers are UPS and FedEx.

The back-end acts as a middle-man between the front-end and either FedEx or UPS' servers. For UPS, it uses their RESTful API, directly. On the other hand, in order to consume FedEx's SOAP XML API, the back-end uses a Python library called python-fedex.