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This site was done pro bono for an annual Christmas festivity put on by my local congregation of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. I worked with a committee to implement their content ideas. A designer contributed some of the logo and visual design work. This site was all hand-coded from scratch. It includes a custom php photo gallery, forms, and multiple content pages.
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This was a family Web site built using Joomla, SMF, Gallery, and other components. It’s a great-looking site with some nice functionality. I’m proud of the visual design on this one.
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This was a project for a youth soccer league in Southern California. The client wanted a site that would allow him to post articles, announce upcoming leagues, collect contact information through forms, and post events on a calendar. I built the site using Joomla, a very nice, open source content management system (CMS).
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This site was done pro bono for an organization that I volunteer with. I worked with another volunteer who designed the header graphic and some of the color scheme. I designed the content layout, architecture, navigation, and organization. I built the site using Wordpress 2.1.2. It was a fun project to work on, and everyone is really happy with the content and look of the site.