Portfolio

Here is a selection of websites that I have designed. I have captured small screen images of each that link to the sites (which will open in a new window). These designs are among my favorites. Sadly, some other designs which I have done died with the .com bubble, lost forever.

Since publishing these sites, I have been responsible for maintaining only some of them. And therein lies the problem of sharing a web design portfolio. Once the site is in a client’s hands, there is no telling the disastrous design decisions they may make. From changes to fonts and colors, to sloppy typography and poor use of pictures and (shudder) clip art. I have chosen these sites because I maintain them or they have been well maintained by the client. I hope you enjoy them!

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	OFFSITE, Inc. This blue and pea-colored site belongs to my employer. I designed it around our new logo and business organization. Because of the large number of pages, the site had to be organized very carefully for convenient navigation—so we ended up using pulldown menus. The site turned out alright, in my opinion. www.offsitenow.com
	WolfMailer WolfMailer is OFFSITE’s e-mail communications tool. We use it for ourselves and have a number of customers who also use it. Usually, only site administrators see this site, but I included the screenshot here to make the OFFSITE family of sites complete. www.wolfmailer.com
	Town of Windham, Connecticut (Old) I designed this site a several years ago. It offers a dramatic homepage design that features a “directory” of site features. The inner pages of the site contain a more efficient design that is kept to a minimum. This design has now been replaced by the design below. www.windhamct.com
	Town of Windham, Connecticut (New) The new site for the town of Windham is completely reorganized. It features a more modern design, a site search tool, some dynamic pages, pulldown menus and more. It also is themed around Windham's famous "frog on spool" theme. www.windhamct.com
	Windham Mills Technology Corporation This website was designed for the Windham Mills a few years back. It was intentionally designed to have a slight similarity to the Town of Windham site, but I wanted to give it plenty of unique characteristics so that it wasn’t a copy. www.windhammills.com
	Windham Mills—Next Generation This is a little snapshot of the website I’m developing to replace the older Windham Mills design (above). It is being designed to look more high tech than its predecessor, bringing it in line with new marketing materials. The site is not yet live, so the hyperlink still takes you to the old design. www.windhammills.com
	ChoiceOPEX Here is a website for a long distance telephone service reseller, ChoiceOPEX (they now call themselves Choice Telco). I wanted the site to be airy and fresh, as well as personable—and I succeeded. Take a close look at the thumbnail though, visit the site today and it's changed a little—not my choice. (link no longer active)
	Formal's Inn "For the tux that's inn for him" goes the tagline of this formalwear shop's website. Designed to be cool and formal, the site features many photographs (including an entire gallery) of product images. Oh yes, and the finely dressed penguin is featured throughout. www.formalsin.com
	Husky Direct The Husky Direct site is a large fully-dynamic ecommerce site. It is written in VBScript and uses a MySQL database engine. The site dynamically links to the vendor's home point-of-sale system. The site's HTML is straightforward, but it features tens-of-thousands of lines of VBScript. www.huskydirect.com
	Husky Direct Administrative Tool The Husky Direct site features a sophisticated administrative site. The thumbnail at left shows the main page of this administrative tool. It features an assortment of innovative gages that measure the site's performance, sales, database integrity, and so forth.
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