THE SOUTHERN TECH LADY
Web Design Portfolio and Blog
My Background
My name is Ashley, and I am the owner, designer and developer for The Southern Tech Lady. I decided to start this business because I wanted to merge my love of coding and web design with my love of creative arts. I have been a software developer for over 12 years, and I have worked in the public and private sectors. I primarily code in C, C++, Python, and VBA. I have multiple years of on-the-job experience using SQL, Docker, Gitlab, and Ansible as well. I am also the owner and designer of a stationery company called I Have Plans for You where I sell stationery that I draw and hand letter.
I decided that I was tired of working within the confounds of the corporate world and decided to branch off into the world of UX/UI Design and Web/App Development. I started The Southern Tech Lady to share my portfolio and to blog about my process. I want this to be an informative and friendly space where women and minorities can learn and feel seen in the tech world.
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I am a mom to two bright and beautiful daughters. I am married to The Tech Gentleman. I enjoy drawing, dancing, singing, crochet, reading and volunteering.
Certifications
Google UX Design Professional
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Johns Hopkins University
Education
Jackson State University
Master of Science, Mathematics
Thesis: Analytical Solutions of Coupled Navier-Stokes Elastodynamic System of Equations Describing Fluid Flow in Cylindrical Shaped Blood Vessels
University of Southern Mississippi
Bachelor of Science, Mathematics
Undergraduate Research Project: Discriminants in Wonderland
Publications
Kwembe, Tor A., Sanders (Kelly), Ashley M., (2014). Modeling Nontraumatic Aneurysm Evolution, Growth, and Rupture. Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences, 10, 393-413
Aspinwall, Eric, Cooper, Racheal, Kuberry, Paul, Li, Zhilin, Sanders (Kelly) Ashley, Wang, Li, Zeng, Ke (2013). Some new analysis results for a class of interface problems. Mathematical Methods in the Applied Sciences. DOI 10.1002/mma.2865
Perry, John., Sanders (Kelly) Ashley, (2008) Solutions to College Math Journal Problems 866 and 871. College Math Journal.