How was it done?

This website was built using HTML5 and CSS3. The client chose the colors and a pattern they liked and I created the site from scratch, using stock photography related to babies, hospitals, and child birth. I used a very simplistic menu style with small icons to easily distinguish pages.

I also made sure to make it multi-browser compatible to reach the widest audience possible, and increase my client's sales. The site is a fully functional online store, which I achieved using Adobe's Business Catalyst platform.

How was it done?

This website was built using HTML5 and CSS3. I wanted to keep the circle theme consistent throughout, to correlate with the logo. For main colors I used blue, to highlight the logo, and orange as a compliment.

I also developed an alternative stylesheet for mobile devices, and used media queries as a call method for those devices. The Services page is also much more manageable on mobile devices with each service acting as a clickable button which when clicked provides all the information needed. (Media queries also allows you to view a mobile page on your desktop simply by resizing your browser window (using Safari, Firefox, Opera, or Chrome), so try it out!)

I also made sure to include conditional statements for anyone viewing with Internet Explorer.

How was it done?

This website was built using Adobe Flash CS4 and CS5, and ActionScript 3.0. This was an early mockup of the O'Connor Consulting website. The client and I later decided Flash was impractical for a real estate website, since the most important thing was a user's access to information and easy navigation, not Flash(y) graphics and transitions.

However, I did put a lot of work into the site, and nearly everything is interactive. I created all the graphics on the site from scratch, using Adobe Illustrator to design the site before importing everything into Flash.

All the transitions are made using handcoded ActionScript 3.0, and all are custom transitions. I'm hosting the site for use as a portfolio peice demonstrating my Flash capabilities, the current O'Connor Consulting website can be seen above.

How was it done?

This website was built using mainly basic HTML and CSS. All of the graphics are custom, created from scratch in either Adobe Photoshop or Illustrator CS5. I used background images with rounded corners (instead of using border-radius with CSS3) to avoid any complications for people viewing the site using Internet Explorer.

The website was a mockup for a restaurant that already has a very basic website. Due to this, not all content is present, and what is there is merely placeholder to illustrate what it could look like.

I included various features that the restaurant's basic website didn't have. Some of these features include a Facebook "like" button, Twitter/Facebook links, a Google maps plugin, and a photo gallery.

How was it done?

This website has been built using all aspects of web design. From using CSS3 for rounded borders, to using Flash on this page for interactive titles, I've tried to implement every web design standard on this site.

This site was originally just a blog, then expanded to include photography, and eventually I added the details on every service I offer with examples for each. It became my online portfolio, and the blog aspect went away entirely.

This site changes on a near-daily basis. Some days it's only small adjustments, like changing the margins on a menu item. Other days it's fundamental changes. And some days, it's complete site redesigns.

As with all my sites, I try to keep Flash and Javascript content to a minimum, and try to use CSS3 in it's place, whenever possible. Some effects are only achieved with Flash, like the titles on this page, so I have to resort to it sometimes.