The non-profit organization Reading Is Fundamental of Southern California approached me to redesign their website, as well as provide the site with a solid backend to publish new content. The previous website was basic flat HTML files being updated by FTP.
For the design, I chose a bright color palette that would reflect the youthful nature of their business. ExpressionEngine was chosen to power the backend, which would give them newfound publishing power. They now use ExpressionEngine to post artwork from the children, as well as news, photos, book reviews and more.
The site also serves as a donation destination, where every $10 donation brings a child into their program for an entire year, providing 3 brand new books for each child
Biehl et al. wanted an entirely new look for their website, something that conveyed their passion for their work. In partnership with Litmus Studio, this single page website was created along with hosting setup and Google Analytics traffic reports.
Roquemore, Pringle & Moore, Inc. wanted a brand new website created, as well as an easy way to make changes to it once completed. In conjunction with Luke Dorny of Butter Label, the website was designed and built on ExpressionEngine.
I was contracted by Airbag Industries (now Happy Cog), to build the ExpressionEngine backend for the MacArthur Foundation’s new website. Site design was completed by Airbag, and I built ExpressionEngine to suit, also working with the client to refine it until completion. I am honored to have worked with both Airbag Industries, as well as the MacArthur Foundation, both of whom were outstanding to work for.
Website created for Litmus Studios. Site design has changed since posting this.
Dr. Robert Winters, MD wanted a new website created for his business. Built on ExpressionEngine, the site lets him easily publish changes to his business information, add photos from his travels around the world, and gives potential clients a way to contact him. The site was also setup with new hosting through me, and has Google Analytics for website traffic reports.
This was created from the ground up as a new place for Baby Boomers to find the best information on where to relocate for retirement, as well as up-to-date information on lifestyle and health. I created the design and then built the system on ExpressionEngine, hosted through the fantastic Joyent. The site pulls information in from each towns local news and weather, and is a multiple author site with blogs and columns from many well known authors around the country.
Later on, podcasts were added for each town, and eBook sales are planned for 2010.
Working with Luke Dorny of Butter Label, I helped create the XHTML/CSS templates for a new, left-leaning website focused on Illinois politics called Progress Illinois. The site was built on Drupal, so we were contracted to build the design and templates.
Nurses Internet wanted a website created to help them better communicate with their nurses and the hospitals that they work with. This was a full design, ExpressionEngine backend, and hosting solution for them.
In 2004, the Industrial Council Chamber of Commerce hired me to redesign their website and give them a new backend to power it. Before this the Chamber was running static html pages. I chose ExpressionEngine as the CMS and created the site around it. This gave the Chamber amazing publishing power now, letting them add new Chamber members, news, calendar events and more. The site uses PayPal to sell Chamber event tickets as well. We are currently in the process of redesigning the site, adding new functionality and giving it a much needed facelift.
