Tag Display is a lightweight and flexible WordPress plugin designed to customize how tags appear in your posts and pages. With modern, minimal, or tag cloud styles, it adapts to any WordPress theme. The quick setup and easy configuration make it an ideal solution for improving both the look and usability of your site’s tag system.
Frugiferentis is a responsive web application designed for the remote control of surveillance devices. It enables SMS‑based commands, provides a real‑time dashboard with technical info, logs and notifications, and includes a full recorded‑video workflow: playback, download and secure deletion. The system uses a lightweight PHP backend, a mobile‑friendly UI built with jQuery Mobile, and MySQL for structured data and video management—delivering fast access and efficient operations across devices.
The F.A.I project involved transforming a static website into a dynamic platform based on an MVC architecture. I developed a restricted area with a secure admin panel, enabling real-time content editing through a WYSIWYG editor and user authentication system.
The implementation of MVC improved scalability and maintainability, with structured views for faster loading and clear separation between logic and presentation. The site was optimized with HTML5, CSS3, and Photoshop, ensuring a responsive, modern, and visually appealing interface.
As a result, content management became simpler and more autonomous, the platform scalable and stable, and the user experience faster and more intuitive.
The Michelangelo Gatto project focused on the development of a static website starting from an initial graphic design. I created a responsive HTML/CSS layout, ensuring compatibility with desktops, tablets, and smartphones, and optimized the site structure for intuitive navigation.
An interactive PHP-based contact form was implemented with client-side and server-side validation to ensure a secure and error-free user experience. Content and images were organized for readability and accessibility, with graphics optimized using Fireworks.
The result is a modern, lightweight, and professional website with smooth navigation, a clean interface, and an effective contact system.
The CGIL project involved analyzing and fixing bugs on a legacy ASP platform with limited access to the source code. Using browser developer tools, I identified anomalies in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, then applied targeted ASP code patches to resolve errors and enhance platform stability.
The intervention focused on optimizing cross-browser functionality, applying fixes without disrupting normal operations. As a result, the platform achieved greater stability, improved usability, and reduced compatibility issues, ensuring continuity and operational efficiency.
The Winshoes project involved the development of a custom Joomla-based website tailored to meet the client’s specific needs. Starting from an initial graphic design, I configured and customized Joomla to ensure an optimized structure and a brand-consistent design.
A responsive layout was implemented using HTML5 and CSS3, enhancing accessibility and user experience. I developed a custom authentication system with advanced login features, user permissions, and database integration for session tracking.
To further improve interactivity, custom plugins were created and integrated with jQuery and PHP, delivering dynamic and intuitive functionality. The website was also optimized for performance, ensuring faster loading times and smoother navigation.
The result is a modern, scalable, and secure Joomla website that aligns with the client’s requirements while allowing for future growth and flexibility.
