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Allstate Fire Protection, Inc
Jan 2010: Created a basic first time web presence for local fire protection company Allstate Fire Protection, Inc. Flat html and css.
Chandler Architectural Products
Nov. 2009: Designed and developed a simple web presence for Chandler Architectural Products, Inc. Using Wordpress for backend.
Market Theme Version 4
Sept. 2009: Refreshed the Markettheme.com portal along with a complete overhaul of Market Theme for Wordpress (version four).
Rhino Shield Paint
May 2009: Designed and coded the corporate home for Rhino Shield Paint Products. Using WordPress as the backend.
Bodyplex
May 2009: Designed a high quality (300 DPI) brochure (inside and out) for a Bodyplex Fitness Center in Dawsonville, Georgia. Delivered in a high resolution PDF format.
The Taste You Crave
Apr. 2009: Designed and developed a custom user-generated restaurant menu database using Wordpress as the backend.
Surf Space
Dec. 2008: Experimented with the idea of a “social surfing” portal using the fictional name Surf Space. Full design of a homepage and subpage (user profile) page.
Should Redesign
Dec. 2008: Hired by Suffolk Software to put together a very simple one-page design for Should Redesign to ask (and display the results of) the simple question “who should redesign?“
Design Under The Influence
July 2008: Designed and developed a new design mag (DUI) running on Wordpress that featured original articles, tutorials, and interviews. Aimed at being a less serious design resource.
Appbid
Jan. 2008: Designed and developed a completely custom user-submitted auction platform on Wordpress for Exstatic Multimedia as Appbid – a resource to bid on and sell Facebook Apps.
Space Reserve
Jan. 2008: Another layout and design experiment for a fictional web host called “Space Reserve”. Created with the intent of being super clean and simple.
Network Host
Late 2007: Fine tuning some skills and layout ideas at the end of 2007 helped bring up this design concept of a fictional web hosting company called “Network Host”.