Jason Rubinski
My name is Jason Rubinski and I am a front end web developer based out of Cleveland, Ohio. I have a decade of experience in this field.
I started my career at American Greetings in 2011. I began as a junior level developer building landing pages and learning from a mentor the intricacies of building cross-compatible email templates.
In 2013, I started a position at an inbound marketing agency called Kuno Creative. I was instantly introduced to HubSpot and began building landing pages and simple site pages. Throughout my tenureship there, I began building full web site integrations and was involved in every aspect of the project lifecycle.
Near the end of my time at Kuno, I was assigned the position of lead developer and would be called upon often to create complex and intracate modules for all the clients we served. I would collaboratively work with the design team and consultants to design and develop the best solutions that were to be implemented for a wide array of projects.
Though I spent the majority of my time developing in Hubspot, I also would work in other CMS's such as Wordpress and Shopify.
Please take a look at some of my work and contact me.
Content Creator's Cart is an affiliate marketing business that I designed and created myself. Being a musician, I decided to start making videos that I wanted to braodcast to the world. I soon came to realize that there was a lack of resources out there where content creators could utilize to learn about the process and view products that are available. It took me down a rabbit hole of many different sites and then many hours researching products.
Why not create a hub with a collection of information as well as the best products avaiable to the consumer? So that is exactly what I did.
The website was designed and built in Shopify. I am proud of the attempt I made creating a brand and attempting to start a business of my own. Unfortunately, the emergence of shops tailored to content creator platforms (TikTok, Instagram), my idea didn't grab enough traffic to continue putting time in to. The website isn't accessible currently but I am working on being able to have a version I can share to show the work I put into it. I will link when I get that site up and running!
Here is an example of a full integration built in Hubspot. There are a variety of different design elements as well as functionality.
If you are familiar with Hubspot and it's page editor UI, check out the section below featuring examples of how I constructed the editability of the mega menu in the header of this page.
This mega menu is fully customizable for the user. There is a section to add and remove links for the top line next to the search icon. There is a section for the main navigaton to be edited and to create more content.
The user can add/remove links to the main navigation. There will be a boolean/checkbox available for whether or not this link will need the second or mega menu below it. If it is checked, a field for the mega menu will open. A "V" will automatically be added to the link in the navigation. In this example, I created 4 different options for 4 different columns; links, text area, CTA or a blank section. This can obviously be extended to many different options like "2 Column Text", "Image with below description" and "Links with two columns" just to give some examples of the customization that is possible.
Once the choice is selected, the appropriate field/fields will appear. Once the content is ready and correct, it can then be published to all instances on the site/sites.
