Hello! My name is Andrew Berls and I really enjoy making websites.
I'm a 19-year old CS student at UCSB. I wear many hats on a daily basis, but most of my time is spent hacking away on CSS, JavaScript, and Rails.
Ever since I started working with the web I've been fascinated by minimalist design, elegant code, and natural user experiences. You can check out some of my best work here, or take a look at my resume (PDF).
I love working with others to produce clean, effective, and standards-compliant sites for any range of needs. Feel free to shoot me an email!
I'm currently the lead web developer at SexInfoOnline.com, which provides comprehensive sex education and information about aspects of human sexuality to visitors from all over the world.
More Info »A sidescrolling browser game using HTML5 canvas and JavaScript, written as a group project for CS48 at UCSB. Give it your best shot here!
More Info »I redesigned Bruceb Consulting's site and blog to order to reflect modern standards in CSS and make site navigation more simple and elegant.
More Info »From August 2010 to June 2011, I served as the webmaster of the Residence Halls Association at UCSB, a student organization which oversees all of the Residence Halls on campus and conducts educational/social programs.
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I'm currently the lead web developer at SexInfoOnline.com, which provides comprehensive sex education and information about human sexuality to visitors from all over the world. The site is run by advanced sociology students at UCSB, along with a team of web developers. My main focus has been to move the site from a custom-built platform to the Drupal CMS. You can read more in the site in the Los Angeles Times.
RoboDactyl Escape is a sidescrolling browser game using HTML5 canvas and JavaScript, written as a group project for CS48 at UCSB. The game engine is built from scratch, and available in its entirety on GitHub. Give it your best shot here!
I rebuilt Bruceb Consulting's website from scratch in order to reflect modern web standards in HTML/CSS and to create a clean, refreshed design. The new site is consistent with the theme established by the old site, and focuses on making navigation more simple and elegant. The redesign was done in tandem with an update to Bruceb's Wordpress blog in order to maintain consistency.
From August 2010 to June 2011, I served as the webmaster of the Residence Halls Association, a student organization which oversees all of the Residence Halls on campus and conducts educational/cultural programs for residents. I completely redesigned the site, and transitioned the equipment rental system to a paperless online system. I received the NRHH Outstanding Leadership & Service Award in June for my work.