Bart Nagel – web developer

I’m a programmer based in Vancouver, originally from the UK. I mostly work in web, as a full-stack developer.

There are contact details below.

Project history

• January 2019: Vancouver’s Next Top Agent – casting call application form (most development)
• October 2018: Keep Canada Working Twitter bot – auto-responding Twitter bot (all development)
• October 2018: Discuss Cannabis Twitter map – real-time map of cannabis-related tweets (all development of map component)
• September 2018: Vancouver Convention Centre Lot 185 page – custom layout for new restaurant in convention centre (all development including new data schema)
• September 2018: Trans Mountain website maintenance (layout and functionality changes, addition of French translation)
• August 2018: Emerald Health registration microservice – serverless registration logic (all development)
• August 2018: Sparkit Token – brochure for investment in company (all development)
• April 2018: Airport City – 2017 annual report for Edmonton International Airport (most development)
• April 2018: Keep Canada Working landing page – awareness and support-gathering campaign (all development)
• March 2018: Hendrix (all development)
• February 2018: this website (all development)
• 2018: Hyperquake – Prismic-based website for branding agency (maintenance of existing website)
• December 2017: AbCellera – static website for Biotech company, pulling content from a cloud-based CMS (all development and toolchain)
• October 2017: 360° panorama for Sky Residences at Ice District (front-end development)
• September 2017: Trans Mountain community/pipeline map – interactive map as part of new website build (front-end map development and tooling for map data processing)
• April 2017: Matt Wiens – résumé page
• March 2017: Ephie Rowe – port of legacy PHP-based website to Jekyll
• February 2017: CESO 50th anniversary page – new section for existing website (all development)
• January 2017: Quality Milk – milk promotion for Dairy Farmers of Canada (most initial front-end development)
• 2017: Sparkit – social platform for influencers and their fans (most front- and back-end development for MVP)
• December 2016: Skittles Holidy Pawn Shop (front-end updates for year two, and some refactoring)
• June 2016: Canada in a Day – website and video crowdsourcing for film project (all development and sysadmin)
• June 2016: CESO – website for non-profit (back-end development and sysadmin)
• May 2016: Priim – website for mobile app aimed at hairstylists (all front- and back-end development)
• May 2016: Win the Board – web-based game for SAP and Intel's Digital Boardroom product (back-end development)
• April 2016: Spring Styles – page and banner for Metropolis at Metrotown (all development)
• December 2015: Adidas Runmore awards page – showcase of a marketing project (all development except mobile-specific styles)
• December 2015: McDonald’s CRM – newsletter signup and questionnaire (front-end development and deployment scripting)
• September 2015: Lifesize Stylist – interactive physical installation in a mall with 60-inch and 24-inch touch screens (all back-end and most front-end code)
• July 2015: Beetle Road Stories – award-winning Volkswagen campaign (3D “virtual test drive” feature with canvas fallback, all back-end code including admin panel and Google Street View pathfinding logic, some other front-end code)
• June 2015: Blend Your Friends – product promotion for McDonald’s (proof-of-concept Imagemagick face-morphing code)
• April 2015: Mark Wiens – holding page based on existing business card (all development)
• 2015: BC Place Stadium – large-scale cloud-CMS-driven website (all back-end and some front-end development)
• 2015: Vancouver Convention Centre – large-scale cloud-CMS-driven website (most back-end and some front-end code including map)