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The home of my freelancing career, Caffeinated Solutions holds a special spot in my heart. The site is designed as an electronic portfolio that I constructed the last few years of college. I created it in Flash, but loaded the client and project descriptions from separate XML files on the server so that I could [...]
STAMM’s website was quite outdated when we first met. They had lost touch with the original designer of the website and wanted to start over from scratch. After meeting with them in person and collecting all of their pictures and print assets, I came up with a mock-up design that they liked. Soon I had [...]
A small website that I converted from a static Photoshop file to an HTML/CSS implementation. I designed the site to have all of the text fully searchable by search engines, however it was replaced by images once the site was loaded to present the look and feel the client wanted. The image replacement was done [...]
This is a website that I created for a building supply company in my hometown. Their business is custom engraving rocks, brick, and other materials, and they wanted to create an online presence to extend their business. To allow them to manage their content and images on their own, I created the site using WordPress. [...]
I have decided to take the dive back into freelance and am in the process of setting up my digital presence in the world. If you caught this site recently, please come back again when I fill it out a bit more. (like I’m going to do to myself on Thanksgiving) Thanks a lot for [...]
Using iui as for the mobile framework, I created a mobile web optimized site for a version of Expand’s portfolio. Instead of having to learn how to create an application for displaying video files natively on the iPhone, I used a JavaScript/CSS model for creating an experience that mimics the iPhone’s controls. The project link [...]
Before we settled on a WordPress installation, we were playing around with a Flex-based version of our portfolio site. All information for the “Our Work” and “What’s Fresh” sections is read in from external XML files so that projects, pictures, and descriptions could be changed without having to recompile the project. The initial video shown [...]
