My name is Justin Senne, and I am a recent graduate of Indiana University, with a B.A. in Religious Studies. Not long after completing my studies, I discovered a strong interest in web development and began to learn everything I could about it. I have been primarily teaching myself HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, though I have been picking up additional tools along the way (This page is an experiment with the Skeleton CSS boilerplate, for example). I am currently using Sublime Text 3, XAMPP, and the Chrome Developer Console to do most of my work. I'm still in the process of updating this page. While it is in limbo, feel free to view my profile on Github for code examples.
I'm redesigning the web site for a small business located in Loogootee, Indiana. Their current site has not been updated for several years, so a great deal of the work involves just bringing it up to modern web standards. I'm using Bootstrap to expedite that process.
I've been working on challenges on Code Abbey since Autumn 2014. I recently decided that I would put some of my solutions on a web page so that they can be interactive. Doing this has also alllowed me to go back over some of my older solutions and improve the code. Again, I used Bootstrap for the styling, and the interaction is accomplished with vanilla JavaScript. I may use jQuery for some of these in the future, but have decided that plain JavaScript will be more beneficial as a learning exercise for now.