Front End Developer, brewer,
husband, father, life enthusiast.
I’m a Front End Developer, which I generally consider to be one of the best careers in the world. I spend my days solving puzzles. I’m given beautiful designs from talented designers, and it’s my job to figure out how to translate them into the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript that will allow them to live and breathe on the web.
Puzzles are sort of my thing. When I was a kid, I would take apart my toys to figure out how they worked (less often, I would figure out how to put them back together again). I built my own computers, then I wrote text-based adventures in BASIC to play on them. In 1995 I discovered the magic of HTML, and that’s been an ongoing love affair ever since.
I was responsible for all front end development on this custom WordPress theme for Food Network's Ree Drummond.
http://voce-public.s3.amazonaws.com/html5-ads/CDC-PNPS/flu-arm/300x600/index.html
I developed this ad as part of a campaign by the CDC to encourage flu vaccinations.
I developed the responsive front end for this iconic web property of Madison Square Garden.
https://www.cdc.gov/ncbddd/watchmetraining/module1.html
I handled all the front end development for this animated, interactive learning module for the CDC.
I built out the front end of this WordPress.com VIP website for Williams Companies.
https://rglazebrook.github.io/games/oneship/
I developed this small game in the HTML5 Canvas in my free time, as a way to learn more about animating with the Canvas element.
Have something interesting you’d like to talk about? Awesome! Get in touch.
Email: rglazebrook@gmail.com
LinkedIn: robglazebrook
Twitter: @robbyg