Felix Ramirez
Web Developer
About
Felix Ramirez is a full stack web developer with experience building web applications utilizing RESTful architecture. He is a quick learner, able to adapt to changes in software technology and programming languages.
Felix specializes in Front End Development. He brings his passion for creating beautifully responsive applications to every project.
In the past, Felix has been a radio board operator at Sirius XM Satellite Radio, and a High School Special Education Science Teacher in New York.
Felix also enjoys music production, jazz, guitar, photography, typography, cinematography, and graphic design.
Frameworks
Projects
Coming soon!
I'm currently working on a new website for CinéSPEAK.
CinéSPEAK is a film foundation based out of Philadelphia, PA. They engage diverse audiences through independent film programming centered around communities that are underrepresented in mainstream cinema.
Mobile application where users can create, edit, and share mobile flashcards. Flashcards can be reviewed by registered users. When studying users can track their learning through a summary screen. Utilizes Vue and Node.js. Click the link to preview.
Full-stack application similar to "Pinterest." Utilizing Vue.js on the front-end and C# on the backend. Users can create image pins and organize them by topic. Persistence provided by a SQL database on Gear Host. Click the link to preview.
The "Holla!" kanban project was collaboratively built with friend and colleague, Malik Whitfield. The application utilizes Vue.js on the client side and Node.js on the server side. The concept of a kanban board was created by Taiichi Ohno, and is a work management tool that allows users to organize, set, and prioritize tasks. In Japanese, the word "Kan" means "visual" and "ban" means "card," so Kanban refers to visual cards. Click the link to register and test the app!
Artist site for illustrator Rachel Hays.
Bootstrap with card-columns to format images in a masonry or "Pinterest" format. Vue's state management stores image content and it's "v-for" directive implements multiple modal and card instances to keep code DRY. On the about page a transparent white layer over the background image to wash out details and make text more legible. Navbar animations were done using Scrollreveal.js. Click the link to visit.
A desktop dashboard built using an MVC design pattern to make requests to multiple RESTful APIs using Axios. Front end built with Vanilla Javascript. Click the link to preview.