Here’s an interesting project that was recently completed. The client wanted to have calendar functionality built into their web-page, and my idea was to combine that functionality with Google’s Calendar API. Combing through and learning the unique functions of Google’s Calendar structure and how to translate that over to a CSS styled site was quite the learning experience.

Thus, the client is able to use the Google Calendar interface, which is able to be updated both through the web portal as well as through standard email clients like Thunderbird and Outlook in real time. Quite a convenience, since we were able to bypass the installation of MySQL and use javascript to display the relevant info.

Home page of the LiFT Website

Just nearing completion of a new site LiFT: Life in Family Transition. It’s not quite live yet, as we still need to find hosting and set up the ordering process for the seminars, but it’s getting there!

Site developed for Front Range Printing. Joomla based site in addition to a Magento shop backend that is still in development

Work done for Eliot’s Mess, a sandwich shop in Fort Collins, Colorado. The site was built from scratch, and employed an array of flash pages, one loaded inside of the other, Google Maps, and javascript to load and pop up external pages like press, ordering, and maps.