I exist to fix your email, push your pixels, and to generate the kind of elegant, clean, semantic xhtml+css you only hear about in movies.
Developed an ecommerce website for Rope Sandals Australia, based on the Cubecart (PHP) platform. I am responsible for all design, development, and product photo editing.
Responsible for all design & front-end development of the brand spanking new website for Virtual Blades, a Sydney-based VPS hosting company.
Redeveloped many of Webcity's front-end web pages, introducing semanticity & valid code whilst balancing on the edge of a volcano. Recently redesigned and redeveloped by another development team to a standard that I would not have been happy with.
Host1 is a high performance web hosting company; a handsome, burly younger brother to Webcity if you will. I designed and developed this one from start to finish for launch back in January of '09. Has also been redesigned/developed since I left the company.
Chef's Armoury contracted my services in late '08 to improve the design of their store, & to update it to Cubecart 4. In saying I used some PHP, I mean that some ugly hacking was required & I stumbled through it effectively. Note Cubecart has CMS features, thus content can be (and has been) edited by the client.
A fluid-width skin for Cubecart that was designed (and developed) to be slick & professional with a modern edge. The above link happens to direct you to my test store, which I like to abuse frequently, so please don't be surprised if it is down or broken.
Another set of templates I designed & developed for Webcity for use with Cubecart. I developed a set of 6, each using two main complimenting colours in the design. This has become Webcity's most popular Cubecart skin!
The challenge here was to upgrade the old version of Webcity's 'E-Simple' skin to something more semantic, accessible, and PRETTY. I achieved this whilst retaining the same basic look, which has been popular with Webcity clients.
This is one of the nicer stores I've made, largely in part to the great product photography employed throughout. I didn't take the photos though, I just designed (and developed) an open and spacious template to show them off.
Designed and developed on the Cubecart platform with a combination of XHTML, CSS, and Javascript. Regrettably, I did not take part in product photography.
More Cubecart madness with the website for the Australian branch of Xootr. The template has been used for the NZ branch as well.
I implemented jQuery, XHTML & CSS in developing this intranet tool for CIA (no, not the spy dudes).