AIS Health

Atlantic Information Services, Inc. contracted me to build them a fully featured site that allowed subscribers access to premium content. Lots of time and effort went into making each part of this site easy to use for both AIS and it's customers. The project is still underway but recently launched in January 2011.

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Let's Gift It

Let's Gift It is a new startup that contracted me to design the front-end of their web application. They wanted it to be happy and welcoming to the masses as their group gifting concept is made to be used by all. This was a very fun project and together with Marco DiDomenico (CTO) and Ryan O'Donnell (CEO) we created a great web app. Check it out if you've ever needed to organize a group gift!

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Stock.ly

Stock.ly is the most powerful real time information hub ever created. Together with Marco DiDomenico, I created a fresh, easy to navigate website. I joined the Stock.ly Inc board as the Chief Creative Officer (CCO) to create a website that was fun to use. I am responsible for the look and feel of the site while Marco did all of the heavy lifting behind the scenes.

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The Davian Letter

Designed to offer my client a portal for selling subscriptions to his financial newsletter, this site is as unique as it's content structure. Since conception in 2008, The DL has evolved into an industry powerhouse boasting subscribers from all over the globe. I built a powerful subscription engine that is the life blood of the company's revenue. I created this site from the ground up including logo, markup/design and all backend development.

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FireOMS

What started as a request for a simple, one page order form turned into a full blown order management system. With all of the magic happening behind the scenes, I've been told this system is "changing lives". Gone are the days of faxing in order forms.

Project: In Progress

DimDim

Through another firm, I was contracted to design a landing page and a few content network ads for one of DimDim's successful campaigns. It was neat to work on a small project for a company with a product that I've used quite a bit in the past.

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AutoInterests

For this project, I was contracted to make lives easier by automating another manual process. Jason Kennedy, owner of AutoInterests, organized auto racing events throughout the year. Previously this task was very hard to manage via email and paypal. The website allows him to concentrate more on the events and less on the paperwork.

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Ekklesia

A local church, geared towards young people, tasked me with creating a fresh new site with edge. They provided the logo and I went to work building a clean, usable, edgy layout on top of a solid development platform.

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Ameritool & Die Inc.

This local machine shop hired me to build them a sleek, professional web site that provides basic information about their services and gives potential customers the ability to submit work requests.

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Moments USA: Real Estate

Moments USA needed a fresh look for their real estate division. They wanted a very simple, clean page that would sell the visitor on the concept in one page. The client has seen a great conversion rate since launching this single landing page and we are now working to update their entire website.

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Moments To Remember USA

Used daily by dealers and real estate agents all over the world, this website needed to be very easy to navigate and very "to the point". Most of the magic happens once you're logged into the site.

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interesting aftermath

This was a personal endeavor. I wanted to see what all the hype was about with myspace themeing so I dove into the horribly organized CSS and had a little fun. As you can see from the page, I don't think I've logged in to the site in forever.

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STORM THE ARMADA

Some friends started a band so I wanted to help out in any way I could. I designed this myspace layout along with a t-shirt and some other odd's and end's. I used the cartoon idea as a catchy marketing tool and it caught on pretty quickly.

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