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Portfolio - Websites
Below are a few select screen shots depicting websites I have designed in the past. Built from the storyboard up, these sites are as unique and varied as the HTML/DHTML, JavaScript, PHP, and CSS code used in their construction. Be sure and check out my artwork section. Some original pastel and charcoal drawings I have done are included there. |
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Simple CSS based design. No tables were used in the production of this design. The styling is accomplished using a single external style sheet and simple HTML. ximulausa.com |
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Handbuilt graphic design with clients looking over my shoulder as the design was being put together. Logo was given to me for incorporation into the design. pardieustudios.com |
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Sometimes you have to follow your bliss. This site was done for a newly-formed mountain bike team that I'm helping with and trying to join. Now if only I could find a permanent job in the area that will allow me to stay. teamaguila.org |
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I built this PHP site from the ground up, virtually unassisted. Administered it, maintained it, and made the site function as a recruitment and informational tool before finding out the University wanted to move in a different direction. So much for my dream job. Website statistics showed an increase of traffic of from 17,400 visits in September of 2004 to 23,200 visits in September 2005 and 23,500 in October 2005 (Not including search engines and web crawlers). This was all done while reducing the amount of files on the server from 29,200 files to 2,100. |
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The challenge here was to use the colors given by the client, in this case orange and black, and not make the site look like something from halloween. This site also uses rollovers with a drop down menu all in the same menu structure. |
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A playful, fun and bright design complete with mouseovers. The simplicity of the site makes the design very easy to maintain while allowing users to quickly find the information they are looking for. Does your current site do this? |
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Proposed Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce design. Well, "You can't win against fools," or so the saying goes. The design was never implemented but I chose to include it here as a comparason to what was chosen. Feel free to browse over to the site but I am not responsible for any injury to your eyesight that may occur. (www.lasvegasnm.org) |
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