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I've built a lot of web sites in my life. I built my first one in 1993, just
shortly after Michigan State first went on the web (one of the first 100 web
sites ever, thanks to Travis). I do not claim to be good at it, particularly
since the web has gotten all flashy. A graphic designer I am not. I do try to
make sites that are informational and easily navigated.
Current Web Design Sites
The Villas at Oak Hills (January, 2008) - I built this site for my uncle's apartment complex. It is built on the Joomla! content management system.
Committed to Success (October, 2007) - This was for a Bunko friend, and was my first attempt at using the Joomla! content management system, as well as my first real foray into using CSS for serious web design.
Archive of My Previous Sites
These sites are here because they represent my interests and experiences. I
do not build sites for other people, as a rule, so these were all created for
my own enjoyment (and possibly yours).
- 1137 Katy Meadow (Spring, 2004) - We tried to sell our
first house by owner. I made this nifty web site so show off all of the cool features of
the house.
- CEG 320: Computer Organization
and Assembly Language Programming (Fall, 2004) - This is the class that
I taught at Wright State University. The course has been significantly revised
since I taught it, so nothing here is sensitive.
- Dryad Designs (Spring, 2001):
This is the home page for the business that Delia Raymer and I started. Delia
primarily built this site, but I was involved and the business was a big part
of my life for a while, so here it is!
- Camp Michigania Staff Introduction (Spring,
1999) : Camp Michigania is one of my favorite places on earth. When I was
heading back there in 1999, I built this site as an introduction to life as
a Camp staff member.
- WSU Karate (Fall, 1999): I built
this site because I was so fascinated by what I was learning in my Shorin-Ryu
classes with Sensei Carmine Anastasio that I wanted to put my knowledge on
'paper', so I could share it with other people and encourage other people
to get involved.
- Huron Players (Fall, 1996): Huron Players was the theatre
group that I was involved with in high school. It was single-handedly responsible
for me coming out of my shell.
- Jen's So-Called Life (Fall, 1995): This
was my site when I was in graduate school. Clearly a lot of the information
is out of date, but I thought it might be interesting to some people.
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