TwitCensor
April, 2012
A bookmarklet to hide Tweets on Twitter.com containing any word or phrase. Drag this link to your toolbar to block "libchat:" Hide #libchat
Hello.
My name is Matthew Reidsma.
I build simple things on the Web.
Tweepgrabber
February, 2012
While doing research on the difference between perception and reality in University Libraries' Twitter followers, my co-author and I needed a tool to quickly grab Twitter followers for specific users on one screen and automatically code those users into groups. The result is Tweepgrabber.
Tracking the Market
February, 2011
A little page that tracks the the greatest daily discount on Viagra® in my junk mail folder. It features a simple update interface and is built with jQuery and Web Standards.
Custom Summon Searches
January, 2011
A tool for librarians to easily create the HTML form for custom, scoped searches in the discovery tool Summon. Written in HTML5 and Javascript.
Everything Dies
August, 2010
A streamlined site for cartoonist Box Brown to host his newest comic project, Everything Dies. A responsive site built using PHP, MySQL, Web standards.
High Maintenance Machine
July, 2010
When I’m not building websites, there’s a chance I’m working on High Maintenance Machine, the comic book I’ve published since 2006. I built a modern, responsive site to showcase my stories using PHP, HTML5, and CSS3 media queries.
Diamond Lake Association
Januaury, 2010
An easy-to-update website for a large non-profit, complete with store, member-only areas, and financial record keeping. Built with help from PHP, MySQL, Web standards, and coffee.
Seidman College of Business
September, 2009
I designed a clean, modern site for West Michigan’s premier business school that both looked to the future and stayed within GVSU’s branding.
Cooperative Coaching & Mediation
June, 2009
Business coach and mediator Scott Loring wanted a professional website with a custom Wordpress theme tied to his email newsletter, and I built it for him using Web standards.
Keith B. Uram.com
May, 2009
An elegant, easy-to-update website for Boston furnituremaker Keith B. Uram, made with PHP, MySQL, and Web standards.
Community Working Classics
March, 2009
A simple website and recruiting tool for Professor Michael DeWilde’s award-winning Community Working Classics Program at GVSU, built with Web standards.
Standard Kink
February, 2009
I built a fun portfolio site and custom Blogger theme using Web standards to show off Jamie Bezera’s published (and unpublished) stories to agents, editors, and readers.
Windy Weather Bindery
February, 2009
I built this clean and streamlined website, portfolio, and custom Wordpress theme for bookbinder Wendy Withrow using MySQL, PHP, and Web Standards.
artgoodies
October, 2008
Database-driven site for Lisa Price’s line of block-printed home goods, updatable with simple forms and drag-and-drop AJAX. Some tricky MySQL and PHP do some magic on the back end.