Last month I completed development work on NewOrleans.com, the site for the city of New Orleans. This was a massive rework of a legacy site, some parts of which had been around for many, many years. The new deployment’s core is the Joomla CMS. Supporting are phpAdsNew for banner ads, Gallery2 for photos, and Simple Machines Forums.
A site built for the owner of The Paper Bag Princess to display her gallery of the artist’s works. This site uses a commercial template and the SlideShowPro Flash-based gallery component.
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A complete site overhaul, migrating from a somewhat disorganized HTML-based site to a CMS-driven system with Flash-based photo galleries. Two microsites were also part of the project, as well as migrating the online store to a premier solution provider..
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A photographer I know wanted a site built to handle his work from taking pictures at races. He wanted something he could manage from his laptop while travelling, and something with a lot of specific features. I found a nice script that did most of what he wanted and designed the logo (using a nice Ferrari-esque font).
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A project started in 2000, this has grown to one of the largest online database of psychotherapists and has been featured several times on MSN.com and other news portals.
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This is a site I donated building and hosting for an art foundation in Los Angeles. This site uses the Land Down Under website engine as the core. The layout is heavily worked over to meet with the client’s design concept - looking at it one would hardly know there was a CMS running the show.
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A friend of mine asked me to design a site for his men’s hair care salon and product line. This was a pretty straightforward design, nothing fancier than a few roll-over animations. A more elegant, yet masculine, look was used. The site also incorporates an online appointment system from TimeTrade.com.
