AOM Designs - The Website Portfolio

CVAA

A national collection of adoption agencies required a website that was friendly and functional. It is built on PHP with XHTML and CSS. It also includes a fully functional members' area.

Studio-50

The client required a very simple site to advertise new services. Uses table layout and some css.

Diostu

This was my second personal website. It used a CSS layout and Javascript (DHTML) navigation. It was a cool site. The name (quite sadly) is an anagram of studio. This site also no longer exists (apart from on my HDD!).

MY Systems

Redesigned for the client in June 2006. This included a branding logo, and a brand new site design.

Red

A local band's website. Uses rollover effects with a simple table layout and css. I like this because of the striking colour, and the theme that is carried through from the band to the site. Good music too.

R2

My first totally flash website. Not in use anymore, but it looked very good and had some excellent transitions. R2 was the church younger youth group.

Redemption Church

My church's website. I have designed and redesigned this site several times (I'm hard to please, even on my standards!), but have learned a lot in the process. This is where I really first started using CSS, DHTML, and Flash. It was recently redesigned in February 06 in favour of a very modern, clean cut site.

Studio7

I did some stuff with my fiancé's brother on his website when my other one got taken down.

Spik3d Designs

This was my first website that I made for myself. It was orange, yeah! Although it doesn't exist any more, it allowed me to play around with HTML and CGI.