Hi.
I'm Henry Cole Clark.
I'm a front-end Web developer in Austin, Texas.
You might remember my chin beard.
Want to know more about me?
Then you’re in luck:
Stuff I've done
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Fathom Maps, customizers, payments for the municipal water industry.
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Server Onboarding Wizard SPA that steps through setting up a new server.
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Opportunity Cost display Templated view of large data sets for the medical industry.
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HUD manager dashboard Charts, messages, logs and to-do items for the Deaprtment of Housing and Urban Development.
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WebLords Web site in support of an online game.
Displayed on Google Maps the location of meters and their status, filterable (in the menu at upper left) by type of alarm
Here we see "Continuous Flow" alarms highlighted
Tooltips for initial information and a "Details" link
Details opened a tabbed modal with, well, detailed information...
...including a streetview of the meter location.
Customizer admin portal I created to aid the deployment of new customer instances
The ability to add a customizer, with pretty strict validation
The consumer bill paying app, I built the "Quick Pay" portion on the right (more later)
Accept the terms before continuing
Pick yer mesh
Plug in the addresses (carefully validated)
Add some details
Initial admin account
Registration (gets sent off)
Is everything correct? Note the progression of the tabs at top, with the checkmarks for completed steps
And away we go; any error messages get displayed here, along with instructions and options buttons
One of the many dashboards for this complex application; I built everything you see here.
Sortable, paginated list of provider encounters with adjustable amount of displayed items
And then I remade it to conform to a new design, but with the same functionality inside a tabbed container
A design problem that I solved with some creative use of Highcharts: effectively a split axis displaying two sets of data but indexed to the same dates
Highcharts is pretty awesome; note that the smaller "thumbnail" charts were live, and mirror the detailed views in the callouts
Manager dashboard comparing the national office...
...to the state office
Searchable with same-screen inline results
Sortable results - no libraries used
Twirldown details...
...that are editable
Call log search with a sort of autocomplete
Add a call log, with a very basic handmade spellchecker
Call logs with a nice dropdown drawer for details
I was the sole Web developer for a game company with two-and-a-half games. This was the "inbound" page for potential players coming in from social media links. Includes an HTML5 video player with Flash fallback and a carousel with image zoom.
Aaaaand here's that zoom.
We did a lot of A/B testing, here is an alternate inbound page I built with swappable "hero" images I pulled from the image archive.
The leader boards were entirely mine. Pulled the data from the overnight crunch and displayed it each morning at 9am (gamers are not early risers) along with a custom RSS feed.
An example of the full-page work I did, including Twitter stuff. To say our pages were heavy would be an understatement.