Patrick O’Neill lead front-end web application developer and educator in New York City.

I have led front-end development projects for companies both large and small. I am passionate about more than good engineering. Beautiful code is meaningless if the user experience is lacking. I am a part-time instructor at Parsons The New School for Design in Design and Technology.

• Kindling

  Lead Front-end Developer

  Since January 2, 2012, I have been the primary front-end developer for Kindling, a social innovation software platform. It is a hybrid application with separate pages containing some static elements mixed with dynamic modules driven largely by Backbone.js.
  Home feeds page. Idea view page. Idea pipeline report view. Localization administration view.

• Lofty

  Front-end Developer / Designer

  From August through November 2011, I helped build out the front-end of Lofty, a now-defunct vacation rentals website.

  My role centered around introducing structure, process, and standards to the front-end code that existed before my engagement. In addition, I was responsible in large part for product design - including wireframing, visual design, and illustration.

  Homepage Search Results Property Detail Photo Manager Property Owner Availability Management

• Under Armour

  Front-end Web Developer

  I worked with HUGE during the summer of 2011 on a redesign for Under Armour, a premier athletic wear company.

  My role centered around building the flexible product detail page and image viewers including custom-built in-page zoom/pan, full-viewport zoom, and image management via Adobe's Scene7 service.

  Product Detail Product Detail - Pan/Zoom Temperature Guide Product Comparison Men's Sports

• Meetup Everywhere

  Lead Front-end Developer

  I led front-end development on a late 2010/early 2011 redesign of Meetup Everywhere platform.

  As Meetup is a collaborative environment, I was involved in each level of the design and engineering of the product.

  Homepage Landing Page Community Page Meetup Page

• History.com

  Lead Front-end Developer

  The History Channel, part of A&E Television Networks, is a cable television station offering programming related to historical events and people.

  I was the lead front-end developer on the History.com redesign at HUGE. Starting by developing front-end templates, I worked through integration and post-launch support.

  HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, JSP, JSTL, Apache Tiles

  History.com Homepage History.com Topic Page History.com This Day in History Page History.com Show Page

• iVillage Community

  Lead Front-end Developer

  iVillage is a content destination and community for women.

  Working with HUGE, I oversaw front-end development across all verticals for most of 2010 and led front-end development on new community features, including JavaScript-driven single-sign-on.

  HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, Haml, Kohana, PHP

  iVillage Member Photos iVillage Member Profile iVillage Login Form

• Cellular South

  Lead Front-end Developer

  Cellular South, based in Ridgeland, Mississippi, is the nation's largest privately held wireless provider.

  Working with HUGE, I led front-end development on the redesign of Cellular South's purchase path, account management pages, and B2B portal. We delivered templates to the client and I provided consultation during integration.

  HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, PHP

  Cellular South Plans Page Cellular South Phone Detail Page Cellular South Phone Listing Page Cellular South Homepage