Adam Sawicki
../about/adamsawicki
and I'm a 20-something website developer. I'm pretty darn comfortable with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, and WordPress. I have also worked with PHP.
Contact me to learn more about me.
Have a look around to see what I have worked on recently.
../education/uoft
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
September 2005 - April 2009
Relevant Courses:
../education/centennial
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
May 2008 - August 2008
Relevant Courses:
../websites/sioart
I designed and built this site for SIO (Andrzej Tarasiuk), a Toronto artist.
The site is built atop a WordPress installation, so the artist can update the website freely.
It uses a quick loading and easy to use gallery powered by jQuery for viewing the artist's works.
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../websites/boyvsgirl
A webcomic that I and two other people run. I built this AJAX driven site, and am currently administering and updating it.
The site is employing a lot of HTML5, CSS3, and jQuery tech, social integration, and ad support.
Check back weekly for new comics!
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../websites/edugames
This website lists a few web-based educational (and entertaining) games I created to help teach South Korean Students English.
These games were a hit with the students because they all loved computer games. I used that hobby of theirs to teach them English. They learned a lot too!
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../websites/blog
This is my blog. I update it every so often to let people know what I'm currently working on.
It runs on WordPress with a heavily customized theme.
Also, some of my music that I wrote, recorded, and produced is embedded in a Flash music player I built.
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../games/epicrpg
What's the best part about RPGs? The grinding of course :) So skip all the boring stuff and get right into the grind. Your friends can too. Oh, and about your friends' games: don't let them beat you. Remember, that with one touch of that gigantic button, they're done!
Check it out on iTunes
Check out the site here
../games/imsorry
Can you find out what happened to you? Can you find out what will happen to you? Is it possible for you to move on? Or are you stuck in this game forever? My first super simple iPhone game.
Check it out on iTunes
Check out the site here
../games/hellacious
In Hellacious you play as an unknown creature, waking up from a deep sleep. You don't know where you are, but there's an omnipresent voice telling you what to do. Are you going to listen to the voice or carve out your own path?
Check out the site here