Ryan Leichliter

We were tasked to create/update the Doane University website from Drupal 7 to Drupal 9. We took the designers specs and made a responsive and modular website where pages could be easily created and modified and sections could be moved around by the Content Manager.

Ride Over Everything | Textron Off Road

This microsite built at Swanson Russell introduced Textron Off Road’s newest vehicle. I was able to use various skills on this site, most notably the canvas dirt specs in the marquee and the 360 spinner.

On this team-built site at Swanson Russell, I focused on front end elements using SASS and javascript.

As part of the rebuild team, I worked on both backend and front end elements on this one.

Sea of Sameness

This was a trivia game built for a trade show. It was controlled by the booth operator on their laptop and the game itself was displayed on a separate browser window for the booth visitors to see. The operator browser window would have to communicate the commands to the visitor browser window to control when to start and stop the game. The visitor would spin a wheel at the booth table and a raspberry pi 3 would send the resulting category to the visitor window. The visitor would then have to guess the word before the timer was up. Built at Swanson Russell.

This Fort Lauderdale site is part of a series of promotional Microsite infographics I built while part of the Lemonly team. Featuring complex Greensock animation, each site was designed to show information in a fun and interesting way.

I've also been able to build some fun interactive sites that use physical objects in the world to interact with or navigate a website. Simon Says was designed to use fruit to play the game. Each piece of fruit would represent a different color. The user would touch the fruit and a raspberry pie 3 would update the game through a database.

Lobby Display

This internal project was created to give a consistent and easily editable slideshow throughout all the displays within the offices of Swanson Russell. Slides were easily editable and could use picture or video backgrounds with many different slide types including client welcome slides and congratulation slides for employees.