Thank you for checking out my code portfolio page.
From these screenshots below, you can see the complex nature of the layouts that I've coded and worked with. Unless otherwise noted, my contribution to the sites was Front-end Development (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, when needed). I did not create the graphical design of the sites.
Please note: over the years, the sites that I've worked on have changed. The screenshots that I am displaying are screens of the sites as they were when I last worked on them. Many sites, such as the Hasbro ones, have undergone multiple re-designs since I worked on them. When possible, I will link to the Live URL. Others, I will try to link to the site on the WayBackMachine.
More sites/screenshots that need to be added include:
Enjoy! If you have any questions, drop me a line.
Code examples available upon request.
The most recent site I worked on was Sophos.com. While at Sophos, I worked on quite a few projects, including the complete overhaul of Sophos.com which involved a new IA, new visual design, and new CMS (Sitecore) implementation. For the new site, which launched in April 2011), I created the 6 base HTML and CSS framework templates that are used for the entire new Sophos.com site & CMS. I also coded section content areas on the older Sophos.com site (Security, Solutions, Support, and Partners sections) and created the information architecture of the Security News & Trends section of the site.
Sophos.com pages in new site template:
Sophos.com pages in old site template:
The first 6 sites shown here are sites that I developed while with MaintainNet (2005 - 2007).
The BaskinRobbins.com site had its first redesign in 2007. It has been redesigned at least twice since I left MaintainNet.
The DunkinDonuts.com design stuck around for a bit longer but, it was redesigned in 2010.
The Hasbro sites were templates and/or individual pages that the good folks on Hasbro's Development team plugged into their ColdFusion CMS. PlayDoh.com was based on my templates. Tonka and MonkeyBarTVJr involved coding whole pages as well as a template for new/future pages... but, they were also put in the Hasbro CMS.
Sadly, the brand "BostonWorks" is no more. The NY Times and Boston Globe partnered with Monster.com and blasted away the brand. (However, you can still see remnants of the name if you look closely at some of the Boston.com "Jobs" section's URL strings.)
Page last updated: August 29, 2011