A few weeks ago I found out cookmore was nominated for a CIMA. The site has only been public for a couple weeks, so being nominated after … Keep Reading
Last month I dedicated my life to a new site I was building at work, cookmore.com. This project was by far the most intense project I have… Keep Reading
The Rubbersidewalks site was a joint effort between myself and Saul Fineman of Fineman Communications. My role in this project was strictly… Keep Reading
My work on theseversongroup.com consisted of building a custom Wordpres theme and making CSS updates. I worked on this freelance project… Keep Reading
My work on thehealingroom.org consisted of simple content updates, JS tweaks, and some minor CSS updates. This was some light freelance… Keep Reading
This week I was contacted by my neighbor about a freelance design job. Her boss needed some creative work done fast. He was going to be… Keep Reading
For this project I worked closely with designers and developers to integrate a newly renovated search page for Illinois State University. … Keep Reading
As a special project at Institutional Web Support Services, I had the opportunity to alter the iCampus login page for the 4th of July weekend.… Keep Reading
This project was another assigned to me at my internship at Institutional Web Support Services (IWSS). Essentially the No Impact Experiment… Keep Reading
Finally able to post this one. This site was under construction for a long time despite finishing the development weeks ago. Unfortunately,… Keep Reading
As of late, a lot of my work at IWSS (Institutional Web Support) deals with designing and developing WordPress CMS backed sites. Most … Keep Reading
This is one of my first sties that has been launched live on illinoisstate.edu. The design was based off of a storyboard template … Keep Reading
Recently I’ve had to upload pure audio files stripped from their corresponding videos. These were live recordings of the band’s… Keep Reading
Here it is… My very first freelanced website. Feels great.
Ninjatown.com
I worked closely with my Uncle, Shawn Smith, owner… Keep Reading