Peru Digital

As part of a graduate assistantship at UCF, I worked on redesigned www.perudigital.org, a trilingual, interactive Web site. Used HTML, CSS, Javascript, and PHP to create interactive pages. Created images of landscapes and rooms using Google Sketch-Up and Photoshop. Unfortunately, some of the images in one of the interactive scenes are now missing. Team Members: Dr. Natalie Underberg, Project Director; Prof. JoAnne Adams, Art Director; Dr. Si-Jung Kim, Human-Computer Interaction Specialist; Prof. Norma A. Ledesma, Professor of Spanish/Quechua Language Consultant; Beth Hallman (now Ehleringer), Lead Web Designer; Omar Vera Muniz – Translator and Research Assistant

Lavlé

Lavlé is a subsidary of The Good Chocolate Company. I developed this responsive Wordpress site based on the designs of their graphic artist. The process included communicating with TGCC management and staff located in Belgium and Israel. The site has since been redesigned by a European firm.

The Good Chocolate Company

Developed and launched this responsive website based on the designs of TGCC’s graphic artist. After I assumed my current job, another web developer assumed responsiblity for this project, so it is not exactly the same as it was at launch. Shown here is a link to my test site.

FPCDeland.org

Responsive Wordpress site for First Presbyterian Church of DeLand, Florida. I also served as Volunteer Webmaster in 2014 and 2015.

Florida DUI Ambush

Responsive website for law firm

Gordon's Grove You Pick Citrus

Responsive one page Wordpress site with parallax. Because of citrus greening, this establishment has closed and the site has come down.

Palermo Vista

Note: The site I created no longer exists and the domain name has been purchase and reused.   I quickly produced this website to coordinate with the printed collateral that I designed. I believe that content of a website should be visible without having to scroll and that it's best to create responsive websites, but my employer dictated the layout. I did, however, create the logo, choose colors and fonts and edit the CSS, HTML, and PHP by hand. Free PHP email form by thesitewizard.com. Video by Patrick Carley. Architectural renderings by Renderings.com.

Central Florida Wedding Destination

Note: This site is no longer hosted.
   I designed a conservative, traditional website and brochure for a conservative, traditional property. The background "wallpaper" image is unobtrusive yet reflective of the property's ambiance. CSS was used to create drop letters. I also used free, open source JQuery galleries. Free PHP email form by thesitewizard.com. Video by Patrick Carley.

Spread the Word

Designed graphics for musical, using Photoshop and open source maps and illustrations.

Adventure Bay

I redesigned the logo for the Children's Ministry, incorporating the image of one of the puppets. Image was used on T-shirts, wall graphics, certificates, name tags, and more.

Pioneer Days

Created a different poster design each year (2003 - 2008) for annual Pioneer Days Festival. In 2003 and 2007, I used Photoshop to create a "quilt" poster.

Live and Work in Longwood

For this series of brochures, I chose colors, fonts, and patterns remniscent of the late 19th to early 20th Century. Additionally, I used Photoshop to show one of the houses from a different angle and to create the scene of the four houses on the same street.

Amazing Grace

This is the poster for an original musical by Bob Rictor of Pine Castle United Methodist Church. Although the story took place in the 18th Century, it made references to the 40 pieces of silver Judas received in exchange for betraying Jesus.I used two photos found on the web -- a shackle (© Rémi Jouan, CC-BY-SA, GNU Free Documentation License, Wikimedia Commons) and a photo of a Roman coin -- to create the illustration. The font "Blackadder" seemed to have an 18th Century look. The artwork was used in posters, bulletin ads, fliers, and the program cover, all printed in house.

Central Florida Wedding Destination

Note: This site is no longer hosted.
   I created this website, very similar to the last one, to coordinate with the printed brochure I designed. Once again, the website layout was dictated to me, and the content cannot be seen without scrolling. I created the background "wallpaper" image to be unobtrusive yet reflective of the property's ambiance, and I used CSS to create drop letters. I also used free, open source JQuery galleries. Free PHP email form by thesitewizard.com. Video by Patrick Carley.