This website was developed in conjuction with FableVision for PBS. I wrote the code and was responsible for the layout and functionality of the site.

(Winter - Spring 2005)

This was the first commercial website that I created. It was created for the Concord Guides of Concord, Massachusetts. Originally this page was designed in the summer of 1998. However, I recently I redesigned the site and what you see now is the result.

(Winter 2005)

This website was created for Adoption Choices, which is a division of Jewish Family Service of Metrowest, to replace their old page.

(Summer 2004)

This was the official website for the RIT Ski Team. I took over webmaster duties for this site in the winter of 2001. As the webmaster, I completely redesigned the site (three times), as well as added/maintained the site's content, and used PERL code to include several automated features. After graduation I turned the site over to another student, so what is linked to here is an archived copy of the site.

(Winter 2001 - Fall 2002)

This a site that I designed for my Website Design and Implementation class. Various projects and features on the site were designed to showcase various technologies including: javascript, css, cgi and server side includes. Also, one of the requirements for the site was that the main page included a personal picture, hence the goofy looking self portrait.

(Spring 2001)

This is a site that I built to showcase my projects for my Interactive Digital Media class. With the exception of a little HTML editing, the entire site and all of the projects were completely built in Macromedia Director.

(Spring 2000)

This is the first website that I made for school. It was designed for my Introduction to Multimedia class. Some of the requirements for the site were a splash image consisting of at least 3 layers, biographical information, and a how-to tutorial that included several Quicktime clips.

(Fall 1999)

This site is actually an extension of the original Concord Guides site, although it is more of a sister site than content for the Guides' site.

(Summer 1998)

This is my first website. I built it after reading a book on html in the summer, and continued to work on it throughout high school. It used to be stored on AOL's member ftp space, although I've since archived it here.

(Summer 1997 - Summer 1999)