portfolio tool
A student developer's portfolio, and the races beside it
Projects, skills and technical work from a student developer, next to a competitive distance runner's race record.
Open Sawyer Schulzsawyerschulz.base31.orgSawyer is a student developer and a competitive distance runner. This site holds both halves of that: the things he has built, and the races he has run.
The portfolio side lists projects and the technical skills behind them. The running side lists race results. Both are written as a personal record rather than a product page, which is why contact details sit right at the end.
What it does
Project portfolio
The development work is collected in one place, each project described by what it does rather than only by its name.
Technical skills
The languages, tools and platforms behind those projects are listed as a readable, honest summary of what he works in.
Race results
Distance-running results sit alongside the portfolio, so the competitive record is as easy to find as the code.
Contact details
A direct way to get in touch, for anyone who has read the work and wants to ask about it.
How to use Sawyer Schulz
- Open the site for the portfolio overview and the current project list.
- Read a project for what it does and the skills it was built with.
- Scroll on to the race results, or use the contact details at the end to get in touch.
Questions about Sawyer Schulz
Who is Sawyer?
A student developer and competitive distance runner from Minnetonka. His site is a portfolio of development work alongside his running record.
What is on the site?
Projects and the technical skills behind them, a list of race results, and contact details — a personal record rather than a product page.
Is the source code available?
The portfolio describes the work itself. If you want to talk about a specific project, the contact details at the end of the page are the way in.
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