Hello there! I'm Richard Ye, and I'm a High School Student at
Bell High School, in Ottawa, Ontario. I'm an amateur web
developer, and I like learning about all the fascinating new stuff that comes out every year.
I've designed and coded a few websites a few websites in the last year or so, but my main focus
is currently in the development and maintainence of my school's website. I think that I (with a friend)
did a pretty good job.
Anyways, please take a look at all the things which I have done, and feel free to contact me
with any questions that you may have. I'm not going to design your website for free, though, but
I can give you some suggestions.
Bell High School Website - www.bellhs.net
(currently in beta). It's been a year in the making, and I cooperated with my good friend
Leo Koppel (http://leo.koppel.ca) to code the thousand-line
classes that make it work. It was almost entirely from scratch, and lost me a bit of hair.
Unit Converter - www.yerich.net/projects/unitconverter/. Just
a simple, AJAX-based unit converter, what I may call my first forlay into web application
development. Try it out.
Super-Simple Userbox Maker - www.yerich.net/userbox/.
Userboxes are little boxes that on Wikis tell a bit of information about the user, i.e. "This user
is fluent in French." This makes generating the markup just a bit easier.
A-MAPS Environmental - www.amapsenv.com. This
is a website which I developed for a classmate's father, which owns an environmental monitoring
company.
