Hello, world! My name is
Dennis Griffin
A full-stack web developer eagerly looking forward to building your personal or business website.
About Me
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Overview
Full-stack web developer with 9+ years of experience in developing front-end, back-end and full-stack web applications; built on a bedrock of 18+ years of experience in computer programming in general.
View My ResumeMisson
To freelance and to seek a position in an exciting company in the field of web development. I'm from Southwest Michigan, but I'm more than willing to work remotely, as well!
I look forward to you checking out my work, and to working with you, too!
Frontend
Experience with developing website and web application frontends featuring robust user interfaces and user experiences, approached with a mobile-first responsive design philosophy.
My Frontend Stack:
HTML5, CSS3, SASS/SCSS, JavaScript (ES6+), React.JS, Next.JS (full-stack)
Backend
Expreience with developing web application backends featuring CRUD operations, database management and the best security and passwordless-authentication practices.
My Backend Stack:
Node.JS, Express.JS, MongoDB via Mongoose, Passport.JS, Next.JS
My Projects
Here are just a few randomly-selected projects of mine. Refresh the page or click on "See All Projects" to see more!
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Blogr Landing Page
My take on FM's "Blogr Landing Page" challenge.
Stack: React.JS, SASS/SCSS
Category: Frontend
The Daily Markdown
A basic blogging website featuring articles written using Markdown syntax.
Stack: Typescript, Javascript ES6, Angular 4, Node.JS, Express, Mongoose, Nodemailer, Passport
Category: Full Stack
Todo App
My take on FM's take on the quintessential exercise project, the Todo App. There are plenty of nice UX features here. I like what I did with the checkboxes, especially. Todo items also persist in the browser's 'localStorage' as well.
Stack: React.JS, SASS/SCSS
Category: Frontend
Single Price Grid Component
My implementation of Frontend Mentor's "Single Price Grid Component" challenge. Demonstrates the use of CSS Grid to organize cards based on screen size.
Stack: HTML5, CSS3
Category: Frontend
Let's Get In Touch
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