Transformation Through Code
Welina mai! My name is Marion Ano and I’m the owner and lead developer for Wahine Coder. I strive to empower change through every product developed for you.
Where Are All The Women?
Along my development journey, I made some startling discoveries. I was always the only female developer on the team. Digging deeper, I learned that female representation in tech at all levels from academia to the professional arenas continue to be low.
Wahine Coder!
Wahine Coder is a full service mobile and web development company empowering our clients to create impact. We give back by mentoring the next generation of female developers in Hawaiʻi.
Portfolio
Code for Hawai'i - Code for America
Strategic Planning, Branding, and Development Strategies
Power Golf Hawaiʻi
Storytelling & Social Media Marketing Strategy that focuses on building responsive content around data analytics.
CV Landing Page (Web Development)
Built using Bootstrap, this CV Landing Page allows clients feature work experience, education, skills, and more!
Kilo Books Hawaiʻi (Branding & Ecommerce)
Kilo Books Hawaiʻi cultivates the naturalist in young children by strengthening their inherent observational and forecasting skills through the native Hawaiian practice of Kilo. Our books root children in the native Hawaiian practice of kilo, which means to watch closely, spy, examine, look around, observe and forecast.
Trip'in Chicago (iOS Development)
Trip'in Chicago is a perfect travel app for visitors and residents alike. The app enables users to browse through sights, restaurants, and entertainment near them. Furthermore, users can customize their day by using the Conceirge, an app function that allows users to customize venues and routes based on location.
Loko iʻa (iOS Development)
Loko iʻa allows users to explore and learn about a Native Hawaiian Fishpond through guided on-site and virtual tours including audio interviews with Fishpond Experts. New functionality includes Real-Time Data from water quality sensors in the Fishpond. New app sections include information on Mea Ola (living organisms), and ʻIke Hawaiʻi (traditional Hawaiian knowledge)