9 Projects tagged with: XHTML
Hollywood At Home
From their about page: "Since 2007, Hollywood at Home has provided its design-savvy customers an extraordinary collection of interior textiles, custom home furnishings and must-have vintage pieces. Born out of acclaimed designer Peter Dunham's interior design and textile design businesses, Hollywood at Home has quickly become a go-to destination for customers seeking updates to their modern California décor."
This site was designed and front-end coded by the talented Kelcey Parker. In my role as the back-end developer, I implemented a complete (custom) content management system. I also added several animations/effects via MooTools, including the product galleries.
JotCreates
This portfolio website was built for Michelle Beilner, who happens to be one of my most favorite people to work with! She is responsible for the branding/design of many of the projects in my portfolio, in fact.
Built with CakePHP, this site features a super-easy CMS to allow Michelle keep her site constantly updated. It also features several Mootools-based animations and effects throughout.
NathanTurner.com
Website for Nathan Turner, a popular Los Angeles interior designer and entertainment coordinator. Nathan’s parties, products, and designs have been featured in several major national and regional publications including Domino, Vogue Living, Elle Decor, House Beautiful, Food & Wine, and C Magazine.
This clean, minimalistic site was developed with CakePHP and features a full content management system (CMS) that allowa Nathan to easily update his site anywhere, anytime.
Macadamian
Huge XHTML/CSS website for Macadamian, a global software and usability consultancy that helps companies create successful products.
This site features a massive CMS powered by ExpressionEngine, which allows a complete team of authors and editors at Macadamian to post blog entries, training courses & schedules, news events, company whitepapers, and much much more.
Harbinger L.A.
Website for Harbinger L.A., a custom accessories shop catering to area interior designers. Like the other interior designer sites I've done lately, this website features heavy usage of Mootools in order to achieve a Flash-like appearance – while still being fully optimized for search engine rankings.
Also features a custom-coded content management system that allows Harbinger's team to easily update their site with new projects and images, press releases, and more.
Poet Furniture
Website for Poet Design's new furniture store, designed to look like a Flash site - but created with MooTools-based animations/functionality instead.
FCL Builders
An XHTML/CSS site for a well-known Chicago area general contractor, also features a Flash-based 'slideshow' for viewing various project categories.
The Chopper Challenge
Official website for CMT network's television show 'The Chopper Challenge', which featured several master-level cycle builders creating some seriously incredible bikes.
I was brought on as a web developer mid-way through this project, and was responsible for re-coding the entire site in XTHML/CSS as well as creating several of the Flash elements on the site – most notably the voting box and the entire 'The Choppers' section. I also got to work with one of my favorite designers of all time, Ingo Ramin. Even though we never communicated directly, it was still a huge honor to be involved with his amazing design work! (Note: I was not responsible for the 'shopping cart' section of the site.)
Mervyns
From the Spring of 2006 through the Spring of 2008, I developed several seasonal Flash pieces for Mervyns department stores – each of which were prominently featured on the company website. Although most of these projects involved super-quick turnaround deadlines and crazy last-minute revisions, it was a fantastic learning/growth experience for me as a freelancer.
Mervyns went out of business last summer, so I have compiled a list of the projects and placed them here on my site.