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Casey Fox

Casey joins Rad after years of agency consulting, wanting a change to work on projects that make a difference. She is an experienced Front End Developer with a Bachelors of Fine Arts in Web Design and Interactive Media from the Art Institute of Washington. With over 10 years experience in Drupal, Casey holds Aquia certifications for Drupal Site Building and Theming. Focusing on Front End development she has built responsive and cross-browser compliant websites for a diverse range of industries over the past 8 years. Casey is also well-versed in PHP, successfully bridging the project gap between designers and back end developers.

In her spare time Casey loves to read, craft, bake, and travel with husband and daughter. She's the official Rad team baker!

From the Blog

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Handy WordPress Theme Functions

WordPress has many theming functions available to ease front end development. Some are bundled as plugins, while others are added to the theme’s functions.php file. There are pros and cons to each approach. A plugin should really be added for each individual function, which results in a large…
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Why Base Themes Make Developer Life Easier

Front End Developers often juggle multiple projects at a time. Starting a new project can be time consuming: Between selecting a framework, creating necessary CSS, JavaScript, and SASS files, it’s a process. Setting aside a few hours now to create a base project theme would both save…
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A Guide to Bridging the Gap Between Web Designers and Developers

When developing a website, multiple teams are coming together to deliver a great product. Designers are tackling the visual appearance of the site whereas developers are concerned with functionality. Breaking that down even further: frontend developers work heavily with both designers and backend…