Welcome to my portfolio! Here you will find samples of work that I've done. Many of them were for clients and a few were just personal projects or experiments.
If my skills appeal to you, don't hesitate to contact me! Just remember - your site can be just like these, or however else you want it!
One of my best and most in-depth sites, the Hollywood Temple website was designed and constructed for a non-profit organization - my church. I'm really proud of the design and all the work that went into it. Check it out.
CSSMania Dragon Labs has been featured on CSS Mania! Apparently they were confused between California and Canada, though.
One of our most in-depth projects, the Hollywood Temple website involved pages of custom coding, hours of photography and editing and an intense visual design. Also underway is a custom forum system. The site uses XHTML/CSS and many photographs.
Sea View Inn wanted a classy website for their hotel by the sea. The site features a victorian motif, matching the style of their location and a sandy brown color scheme. Most of the site was designed in Photoshop.
The previous version of Dragon Labs. Features the famous Octopus Engine, and a scalable window. The design was built to be very lightweight and quick to load, yet also look good and demonstrate Dragon Lab's skills.
This was just a prototype Wordpress-blog layout I designed for a friend of mine. It features a fixed header, special menus and only one sprited image!
A suite of entries for a design contest. Turned out that Gearworx is a really shady site and there was never a winner. Nevertheless, here are my entries...
Pinpoint Engineering needed a template to use for both their eBay store, where they would sell their processors - and also for a site for future investors. The site features the high-tech theme appropriate for an engineering company.
Originally designed as a style chooser and splash page, Polygon theory combines web effects with Photoshop illustrations.
The ultimate reptile enthusiast website. I had to build a template which would match the theme of the site - a combination of reptile hobbyists and cutting-edge technology. The site features green scales and metal plates.
OCRig was a computer hardware review site that needed a style for their website and forums.
