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Dancing On The
Path is an online alternative healthcare resource.
The site is deceptively simple on purpose; behind the scenes it runs on
a SQL 7 server using Cold Fusion. Since this is a new site, the databases
need filling in. It has the capacity to handle thousands of simultaneous
hits, and has a large "merchants only" section complete with
an interactive database for listing and rating shows, fairs, and exhibitions
that would be of interest to people in the alternative healthcare business.
It also has a very complex administration backend for adding new listees
and shows, as well as a full accounting module to handle the listees'
bilevel commission system.
I did the full site layout and design, as well as the
graphics and html coding. I also served as project manager for the entire
site, including finding, interviewing, and coordinating with the Cold
Fusion developer, who was Curtis Andreotti at Volleyballseek.com
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| The Wolfsong
Ranch Foundation takes care of about 160 wolves in southwestern New Mexico.
I designed and maintain this site for them. |
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One of my more recent sites, this is for Riverside
Community Care, a large mental health organization in Boston. It's a
redesign of their old site, which you can see here
to compare. |
| I designed and maintain this site for the International
Biopark Foundation. It's at www.biopark.org.
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Tortolita.com
is an extensive site devoted to the Tortolita Mountains area outside of
Tucson, Arizona, including the flora and fauna, history, landscape, cuisine,
and real estate listings |
This is a site for LanCom
Technologies. The owner has recently decided to take a two year sabatical
in New Zealand, so I've mirrored this site here,
just in case he decides to take down the original.
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The National American
Metis Association is a new site devoted to the
history and culture of the Metis people of North America. At the moment
it still needs quite a bit of content. |
| First American
Arts is a small site I did for some friends of
mine who sell original Navajo rugs. |
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A small site, really only one page, that I
did for the Parksville, B.C. branch of the Salvation
Army. |
| This is a site that never got past this first front page,
but I've included it here because I like it and because I had some good
ideas for it. |
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This is my other, old site.
It's the very first site I ever did, back in 1996. I used an ascii text
editor and Netscape 2.0 and learned as I went. Tables were the newest thing
and frames were cutting edge. Some of the text graphics are a bit fuzzy--
my graphics program wasn't the best at the time, and I was still learning.
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| The framed version of my other,
old site, done at the same time as the non-framed version, mostly just
to see if I could do it (only the "state of the art" version 2
browsers could handle frames, and only the 32 bit version of Internet Explorer
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