I created a front-end for the K-State search engine that used JavaScript to parse various data sources and display the search results. K-State really sticks behind using their standard templates for most of their projects. Consequently, most of the design work that I did was within the the shell of said templates. I learned a ton about JavaScript from this project, and this is definitely one that would be much better having known from the start the things about JavaScript that I know now.
Danenberg Jewelers is a locally owned Jewelry store that wanted to move into selling certain items online. I created their website using an open source Django application. There were some delays in this project that ultimately left me rushing this website out the door. I like some aspects of the design, but ultimately I really wish I had a bit more time with this one.
Farney Photogenics is a photography studio in located in central Kansas. They needed a modern website that would allow them to showcase their latest work and market their range of photography services. I designed and built a simple website with a PHP/MySQL backend that accomplished their marketing goals and allowed them to maintain galleries of their latest work.
While working for the Division of Continuing Education, I completed a complete revamp of their existing and archaic large-scale website. Portions of my design didn't make it into implementation and were changed by the committee-led design process. However, I was proud to be a part of a very difficult, but beneficial process for their organization.
