Hello, I am Timothy Souther

I helped build a website for Box Tops for Education using Salesforce Experience Cloud.

I contributed to the development as well as led a team of freelancers, ensuring project goals were met on time. The project combined a custom front-end with Salesforce's data and automation. The site featured a login so that data from Salesforce could be displayed to coordinators (users who organized efforts for a particular school), giving them a view of how much their school had earned through the program.

The site provided practical tools and resources for coordinators. Users could access downloadable flyers, launch fundraising initiatives such as leaderboards, and communicate with Box Tops participants registered with their school via triggering email campaigns.

I led front-end development for the Heggies Pizza website, creating a custom site using HTML and CSS and a custom CMS solution that allowed the client to manage and update website content without requiring developer involvement.

We also integrated the ability to trigger password reset, empty cart and receipt emails via Klavyio, a a store locator page that used the Google Maps Platform.

I developed responsive, multi-section email campaigns for General Mills, first using Acoustic and later Salesforce Marketing Cloud. These campaigns combined custom email development with dynamic personalization, allowing content to adapt to individual consumer profiles.

For example, a campaign could dynamically feature different recipes or other content based on a recipient's geographic region, creating a more relevant experience for the subscriber.

Some campaigns also incorporated automated customer journeys. These journeys could respond to recipient behavior, such as whether an email had been opened or if the user had interacted with specific content, allowing subsequent communications and campaign behavior to change.

I developed a custom WordPress website for Walk in Her Shoes, a charitable fundraising initiative. The site provided information about the campaign and gave visitors a way to register and contribute.

I developed a WordPress website for Evantage Consulting, creating a professional custom template that gave the client the flexibility to manage content while maintaining a consistent presentation.

The site included an “Our Team” portfolio that showcased the firm's people, as well as a blog for news and announcements.

I developed a fun, single-page HTML and CSS website for an initiative promoting a Minneapolis-style hot dog topped with tater-tot hot dish.

The site was designed to be engaging and visually driven. I used custom HTML and CSS along with parallax animation to create movement as visitors progressed down the page, helping bring the playful concept to life.