About
Hello! I'm Duncan, a dedicated and hard-coding full-stack web developer with a knack for creating intuitive and dynamic user experiences. With a background in both front-end and back-end development, I specialize in turning complex problems into elegant, accessible web solutions.
Throughout my career, I've developed my abilities across technologies including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, Node.js, Python, and SQL. I'm constantly learning and staying up-to-date with the latest industry trends and technologies.
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My Services
As a full-stack web developer, I offer a range of services to help bring your digital ideas to life. Whether you're looking for a brand new website, a redesign of an existing site, or specific back-end functionalities, I have the skills and expertise to meet your needs.
Front-End Development
Creating responsive, visually appealing, and user-friendly interfaces using the latest front-end technologies like HTML5, CSS3, and React.
Back-End Development
Building robust, scalable back-end solutions using Node.js and SQL. Ensuring secure and efficient server-side functionality.
Full-Stack Web Applications
Developing complete web applications with both front-end and back-end capabilities, tailored to your specific requirements and business logic.
Portfolio
Name Splitter
A python script used to split first and last names in business-related CSV imports.
Regression Tester
A Javscript dashboard used to detect changes to a website across all of its pages.
Mortgage Calculators
A JavaScript tool featuring dual mortgage calculators, utilizing APIs for accurate financial estimates.
Inventory Management Dashboard
An inventory dashboard to streamline stock management, using JavaScript, HTML, and CSS.
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Name Splitter
One of my favorite Python builds, designed to solve a very specific problem we were having in the workplace. Part of my job involves importing long CSVs full of customer information. Many of these lists arrive with the first and last names of these customers combined into one single file, which makes them sort of useless. The app imports CSVs and, once you specify the title of the "name" column, splits each cell into two columns: "first" and "last".
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Regression Tester
My first large scale Javascript application, built to run through every page on a website's sitemap and test for new regressions.
The user runs an initial scan of the website, during which time the app uses Puppeteer to take full-sized screenshots of each page, labels them with their URLs, and stores them in the root directory. Then the user can make changes, update plugins, perform any sort of wild maneuver they like and, when they're ready, run the application again. If it spots a screenshot with a noticeable difference in style, content, copy etc, it flags the screenshot and reports it in console.log.
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Mortgage Calculators Title
A stylish pair of matching mortgage calculators I built for a homebuyer's hub page at LCEF.org. These are specifically designed to help users calculate the overall mortgage they can afford on a new house, as well as what their monthly mortgage payments are likely to be.
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