• ASP.NET with Bootstrap 3
• HTML5 / CSS3
• Javascript / JQuery
• Embeded Video

I started developing their first responsive website version in 2013 using a fluid grid framework to automatically resize the layout and fit into mobile devices perfectly. I used Bootstrap 3 in this version as mobile-first responsive web design was becoming extremely popular, yet neccesary.

• ASP.NET XML CMS
• XML file structure DB
• HTML 4, Javascript

• ASP.NET / MS SQL
• HTML4 / CSS2
• Javascript / JQuery
• Flash seat viewer
• Embeded Videos

Various early versions of the Gallo Center website. Not yet responsive, as that technology wasn't popular yet. The layout was fixed, using internal floats and absolute positioning. It featured a Flash interactive seating viewer, in which the patron can view the the stage from their seats. I subsequently converted that to HTML5 for the more recent responsive websites. This site, like all of the sites I created for the Gallo Center, was built to seamlessly tie in to the ticketing pages that display the seating charts, cart and check-out pages.

• Wordpress CMS
• Responsive Template
• Various Plugins
• Video & Assets Creation

AccuSpace.com was my personal business site that I created in 2014 offering a service converting existing non-responsive websites to a second mobile version. The customers desktop site would redirect to the mobile version based on mobile device detection. Since responsive websites became ubiquitous, mobile conversions were no longer nessesary. I used a responsive Wordpress template and added my graphics and photos. This site also features a promo video that I created using hired talent, and video editing with Sony Vegas Pro and After Effects for the dynamic logo reveal. A royalty free soundtrack was added to round out the promo.

• Created with Appery
• Small footprint. Ease of Use
• No Tracking, GPS, or Geolocation needed

Have you ever parked your car only to return and not find it? You grab your keys and hit the lock to sound the horn, still can't hear it? I created this simple app to help you find your car precisely where you left it. This app is created with extreme simplicity and ease of use. It is not meant to drain your battery by accessing internal features of your mobile device, like some other popular apps do. This app does not access or track any internal phone data, personal info, GPS or Geolocation services. It is created with the assumption that people may turn off certain mobile device services within the settings area.

• ASP.NET / MS SQL
• DotNetNuke 5 CMS
• GUI Design & Dev
• Video / Flash

I created a few different site versions between 2003–2011.

The Cathedral staff had definite ideas about how their site should look and feel, and that it should feature additonal content for their Foundation and Wedding areas.

The 2011 version was a full blown Content Management System I created in DotNetNuke 5 in which the staff could edit key parts of the site through Internet Explorer.