Hi! I'm Ryan Dantzler a Web Developer based in Seattle, Washington.
Building the beauty of the web is a rewarding task that comes with responsibility. Websites must be conceived with accessibility at the forefront. Increased support of web technology, like HTML5, is allowing designers to create pages that are more dynamic, visually pleasing and captivating, but cross-browser usability cannot be sacrificed. After all, the accessible web is what allows companies to reach out to more potential clients and customers.
read moreDeveloping a strong website requires knowledge from the inside out. Design is not only important from a visual standpoint but also from a structurally-sound perspective. Smart back-end design provides structural integrity and reliability that is integral to a functioning website. It is important to give every viewer a rich yet simple experience. As important as content is, if it is not easy to access and rewarding to use, then users will not come back for more.
read moreObject oriented programming concepts provide a concrete base for the construction of so many web applications. Everything from how the application displays to the logic behind the scenes runs on code. Whether it's coding a game or creating the back-end for a web form, it's important that code be fast, efficient and accessible. Portability is also vital to the success of an application in today's age of competing mobile operating systems.
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Ryan is dedicated and driven in his path for knowledge. He takes on challenges with an undying passion for excellence and craftsmanship. If we have an important project with a tough deadline, I know I can count on Ryan to follow through.
Ryan Dantzler is a web developer who takes pride in the quality of his productions. He enjoys the outdoors, traveling and helping others.
Responsive design site overhaul complete. Start testing on your phones and tablets.
04.15.13 - Web Development
Launched website. Original site design includes home, portfolio and contact pages.
12.14.12 - Web Development
view moreAverage time spent on mobile devices up 51% since 2010 - http://bit.ly/QCpjDn
Windows 8 is here, but will it appeal to app developers? - http://tnw.co/TMphNF
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