My portfolio
Below are several examples of my recent work. Click the images to switch to the next one. You must have Javascript enabled for this to work on your browser.
The Sim Shack is a forum-based website for the Sims computer game. It is based on the phpBB forum software, with several customised modifications. Click here to visit the website
Maaike van der Leeden created her own design for her chemistry graphics website, but didn't know how to turn it into a working website. I created the necessary code to make her website work, so it looked just as she designed it. This website is not currently live.
Action Merch will be an online band merchandise shop. I am creating an e-commerce solution with a customised content management system for the client. The website is currently under development, and will be live soon.
Elfpath is a meta-intuitive online school. Although it is built on phpBB, I created an easy-to-use content management system which allows the client to easily make her own web pages and update her menu. I am currently performing ongoing development on the website to create a system which will allow the client to manage her classes through the website. Click here to visit the website
An existing client from Elfpath (see next slide) came to me asking for a poster-style website to act as an advertising tool for her main website. She wanted a simple style, and created the entire design and graphics herself using an image editing program. She showed me the image, and within just a few hours her website was online. The website is currently under construction while the client continues to write the content for the other pages. Click here to visit the Change This Planet website.
Bawd Hall is a self-catering house in the Lake District. The client felt that their old site design did not look modern enough, so I created a new design for them. The client can continue to edit the site in the WYSIWYG software that they are familiar with. I also helped the client to customise a weather page, which takes weather observations from their weather station in their garden and publishes them to the website. Click here to visit the website.
