Menu on the right again. My first application of such a thing that would actually hit the streets. Again, this is run with Joomla, and I actually took the time to pull out a lot of the table code (Joomla 1.0.x) so I could design purely in CSS.
Filed under: Web Design, NOAA
Looking at my web design work up to this one, I would say that they can be grouped into a “drop shadow” phase, and this marks the beginning of my “gradient” phase. I really like the way this website turned out (running Joomla underneith). I was especially proud of the “baseball card” pictures at the top, and how well the logo looks behind the girls.
Filed under: Web Design, TCE
Had very little direction given other than to ensure that the guest performers were featured front and center. The graphic in the middle rotated between various jazz instruments.
Filed under: Web Design, Goose Creek Jazzfest
One of the last ecological characterizations I would design, and probably the best looking design. These projects tended to be a nightmare in terms of information architecture, which didn’t bother me at the time, since I was only beginning to gain an understanding of what those words actually meant to web design. This is also still live on the internet.
Filed under: Web Design, NOAA
While working on the SCORE Elearning module, I also had the opportunity to redesign their website. I took some visual elements of their original website and incorportated them in to the new design, helping users make the transition from one to another. I feel this design has held up nicely, and SCORE is still using it today.
Filed under: Web Design, NOAA
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