Completed: 2008-06-20 For: Employer

This was built out in the Zend framework and takes advantage of the clients request headers to determine if the request is ajax or from an iPhone. If ajax, the window is animated and the content is updated on the fly, otherwise the page if reloaded with the same content, this is for usability and SEO advantages. If the visitor is on an iPhone, the page is served up without attempting the iframe-remote-control and drag-able window, and instead a more usable layout is delivered to the viewer. All javascript is from the Yahoo User Interface library.

http://www.blowtorch.com

Completed: 2008-01-25 For: Imbee

Worked with a small team of developers and designers to rework a social network geared towards kids. Reworked involved a front end redesign, backed functionality changes, and a hand full of feature additions. My primary focus was front end markup, css, and javascript and viewer usability issues. Secondary for me was helping with the existing back end to deliver the data to the new front end. Had to be usable for a very specific and generally young audience.

http://www.imbee.com

Completed: 2007-03-01 For: Buffalo Rising

The site was passed over to me early 2007 close to completion but with much work still to be done. Optimizing the code base, re-designing the navigation / sidebar, and building out the events section were a few of the tasks I was involved with heavily. Managing the site and working with the BRO crew on a daily basis to help keep the content flowing, along with tweaking back end procedures, functionality and maintaining the server / email side of things kept this a full time job for a while even after launch.

http://www.buffalorising.com

Completed: 2006-12-11 For: Brisbane Consulting Group, LLC

I worked on this site while at Digicon. This site is clean, crisp, and to the point. I worked from a designers static design and built it out into a multi-page site. While there was a design I had to stick with, I was responsible for making sure the site was accessible and legible. This included keeping the layout consistent and the navigation intuitive. Built on: asp, xhtml, css.

http://www.briscon.com

Completed: 2006-10-15 For: Cherry Hill Club

I worked on this site while at Digicon. The clients of this site wanted to use the website not only as a means to attract membership, but also as a means to share information with the current members. There needed to be 3 tiers of access, public viewers, members, and admins. Each tier would have different access. In the end the client can update almost any aspect of this site, and also upload images, newsletters, and tournament results via the admin pages while keeping the site design intact. Built on: asp, xhtml, css, javascript.

http://www.cherryhillclub.ca

Completed: 2006-03-20 For: 24Conference.com

This site specializes in phone conference calls and was designed to prompt visitors to sign up and purchase services. It's target audience is very specific and the site is promoted primarily with pay-per-click keyword searches on such engines as Google. This site features a secure way to capture the viewers billing information. It is based upon a php ssl encrypted server, and allows the client to maintain this information from various locations. Built on php, xhtml, css.

http://www.24conference.com

Completed: 2005-01-29 For: OrangePoint Communications

This site promotes voice broadcasting and B2B electronic invoice services, along with several other specialized communication applications. It uses pay-per-click advertising on the search engines to drive traffic. Visitors can call the toll free number or fill out the Contact Us form for custom rates and more information. Built on php, html, css.

http://www.orange-point.net/

Completed: 2006-06-01 For: Personal

chickenBeak.com is a site that a couple of my friends and I created as a place to discuss concepts and post ho-to's relating to digital design, web development, motion graphics and many other digital art/skill subjects. It is based on a WordPress backbone, and has been skinned to create a look and feel unique to chickenBeak. Mike and Nick´s personal sites can be found here. Built on php, xhtml, css, wordpress, good thoughts.

http://www.chickenbeak.com/

Completed: 2006-05-10 For: Canisius/Digicon Intern

Aceflag was in need of a re-design of their online storefront. The old site was very functional, being built on a commercial shopping cart program. I was in charge of customizing the site to create a unique feel to a visitor´s experience. A key challenge involved was keeping the old functionality intact while customizing the site. It was rewarding to customize this site successfully. Built on php, html, css, x-cart.

http://www.aceflag.com

Completed: 2005-11-01 For: Historical Association of Lewiston

The goal of this site was to create an online enviroment that allowed for simple and straight-forward navigation. There would be a lot of images and information available on the site and it was always a concern to make sure the site did not feel to text heavey. The site itself features a guestbook, an email newsletter signup form, and a custom intergration of the popular Google Maps api. Built on javascript, html, css.

http://www.historiclewiston.org