Web Development Portfolio

New Wave Aquaria

While attending St. Cloud State University, this web site was one of my first independent projects. A met a client with her own small business and a strong desire to expand its client base. We collaborated on the content and design to come up with something we thought would best fit the needs of her business. It was a fun project and I enjoyed working on it.

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College of Education, St. Cloud State University

Please, visit my secondary portfolio for an in-depth description of my work with the College of Education and related web sites!

Hearts of Hope Radio Auction

I was approached by a Kiwanis International member to create this auction site for a one-time only charity event. Being involved in a Kiwanis branch during high school (Key Club), I accepted and developed this site. Due to the support of several radio stations, the St. Cloud Times, the Salvation Army, and many other local businesses, we were able to exceed our charity fundraising goals.

This site is no longer available online.

InjusticeUnveiled.com

This was another one of my first independent projects, developed as an archive of events and to inform the public (as well as those in the medical, law enforcement, and criminal justice fields) about how to treat people with mental illnesses. Although the web site has not been updated in some time, I know the clients continue to push ahead on behalf of those individuals with mental illnesses.

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OurWish.com

This site had an interesting premise as a wedding registry, but instead of registering for gifts, guests would contribute to a down-payment for a new house in the couple's name. Although I merely worked on the back-end of this project, it was enjoyable.

This site is no longer available online.

Quadrinity Corp.

Together with my great and long-time friend, Michael Frey, this site was developed for the state-wide Web Development Team event of Business Professionals of America in 2001. It was our first major foray into PHP server-side coding (Mike had experience in ASP already) and was a great learning experience. We undoubtedly spent hundreds of hours on this project and came away with First Place at the state competition.

Due to a server migration (a different host altogether) and a lack of time, some previously working functions of the site do not work now. But you can still visit what is left of the example site, Quadrinity Corp!