I develop websites from scratch using PHP, HTML, CSS, and Javascript. I always strive to meet the W3C standard, while ensuring cross-browser capability between Firefox and Internet Explorer, at the minimum. I generally create a design using Photoshop or Illustrator, then translate that design as closely as possible to HTML and CSS.
Links open in a new window.
Hills Alive - This was my senior project, working with three other guys. A major part of my work was an Administrator Control Panel, which allowed our client, someone who wasn't very computer savvy, to easily control the content of the site, including almost all text, photos, bands, stages, and news.
Exit 59 Church - This is a work in progress. Though the current site is completely functional, I am still in development of a deeper, more functional site that includes a calender,customizable Ministry pages, and more. For this site, I also built an Administrator Control Panel that once again allowed easy control of the content of the site. This one has the capability of adding events to a calender, modifying not only the content, but the look-and-feel of ministry pages, add and remove custom announcements, auto-generate and mail a newsletter to a mailing list, and more.
My Flash Portfolio - Styled after graphic novel artwork, this is a version of my portfolio built entirely in flash, with Actionscript 3.0.
LECOM AIDS summit - I designed this website for LECOM International, in order to advertise and provide information about their 2006 AIDS summit.
Nation of Gamers - Currently Unavailable. This was a design for an online, community based gaming magazine.
Fer Serious - One of my very early designs, this was a website for a web-tv mock reality show.
