Clay Hess

Full Stack Designer & Developer

Let's Change the World

Digital Passion

Clay has a passion for technology…not just for the ‘cool-ness’ factor, but for the way technology has and is improving our lives.
Who could have foreseen how technology has become integral in everyones daily way of life.

Each of us relies on some sort of technology to improve our lives and the lives of others.

That is what drives Clay and Webolution Designs…changing peoples’ lives.

We Solve Real Problems

what can we do for you?

Web / App Development

Agile Scrum

SEO

Strategy & Marketing

Web Design​

Content Management

Clay Hess

Full-Stack Developer

our work inspires smiles

Let's Change the World

Your Dream. Our Mission.

A Belief In Hard Work And Dedication

Web technology can be an amazing tool to improve businesses, quality of life and bring hope to those that otherwise may not receive it if it weren’t for a technological advance.

This is the reason that the Webolution Designs tagline is “We all want to change the world”.

Meet Our Clients

They Believe In Us

Norcon Corp
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Shikwaru Hunting
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Tortoise and Hare Timing
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Shikwaru
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Reaching A Generation
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Hsu Growing Supply
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Thoughts & Musings

Our Passion

We have a passion for not only solving problems, but also sharing knowledge. Check out our various posts below…

Type Conversion

In JavaScript, we sometimes need to convert from one type to another. We can use a toDtring method to convert to a string. To convert to numbers, we can use parseInt and parseFloat. The biggest difference between the two is that parseFloat deals with decimal points. Each one of the

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Spread

Spread is the opposite of rest. We take an array and spread it out. To several parameters. Here is an example… This syntax looks very similar to the rest parameter syntax. The difference is instead of just “dumping” the rest of the parameters to the function, her we are saying

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Destructuring Objects

Just like in destructuring arrays, we can also destructure objects. The syntax is slightly different using curly braces. The output would be 1 and ‘gorilla’. Notice the parentheses. We did not have those in the destructuring arrays lesson. The reason we need to put it in parentheses is due to

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