A Drupal site for a church in North Texas. Most of the site has to do with sharing schedule of events and worship services. Also, event scheduling is integrated with Google Calendars, a platform they were already using.
This is a Drupal site I built for my sister. She is a functional ceramicist that needed a place to show her work to others. There are galleries of her pottery that can be sorted by category or other factors along with pages for her artist statement other art pieces like painting.
Just another WordPress site. Info for a local duo that had info about upcoming performances and biographical info about the two of them. The site is no longer active.
A Drupal site for my brother. He is able to create new pages, post audio and video of his sermons among other things.
This is a Drupal site designed to help keep a growing family connected. With four generations in various stages in building their own families, this is a solution that everyone can communicate to eachother and share things like photos and events.
This is an informational website that is built on the WordPress CMS. Basic functionality like editing pages and adding blog posts are able to be updated by the client making a cost-effective solution.
This is the official alumni site for the Texas State Recording Arts program. It has info about the association and news about upcoming events. It was originally designed in Joomla then moved over to Drupal eventually.
This is the first web page I built for my wife, Ashley. It is hard-coded HTML with CSS. There are several pages including an about me page, online ordering integration, a gallery of multimedia items, a portfolio and an image slideshow.
This was my first professional web site I was contracted to do. Someone saw my other sites I made and called out of the blue one day. He liked the clean lines and functionality of one site I made and wanted something like that. I made the site and he was excited to see it.
Just another WordPress site. Information and general vocabulary about mastering were showcased in weekly blog posts.
Another WordPress site. This is a blog about the ancient art of dry stack rock walls. It is a building method for walls and other structures that use no mortar to keep the stone together.
This site was designed by a graphic designer and I made the WordPress theme to match the Photoshop mock-ups. The blog featured new and upcoming fashon trends for the college-age demographic. It was then moved to a Blogspot blog.