The company's old site lacked an easy way for customers to contact them about equipment and financing, as well as a CMS. By taking advantage of a XML feed, and strategically placed contact forms, the company is receiving more website referrals than ever before.

This website redesign speaks to the minimalist approach that I favor. It has an airy and open feel that reflects the company's main product, gas. Its corporate-clean look is exactly what this client needed to easily showcase their products and services.

The challenge for this job was to redesign their site and give it a modern feel that maintained their current search engine rankings. The website was orginally created in HTML with little PHP, so I had to get out of my comfort zone and do things the old way.

I designed this site for my employer. It's another example of minimalism, with a slight edge. For the work section, I wanted to give the impression that the user was walking through a gallery to view our work, so I used jQuery to make that section a horizontal sliding div.

This was one of the few times I was able to design something that wasn't a B2B site. I needed a creative way to focus on the art of theatre and their upcoming plays. The result is a focus on photography and a timeline slider that's easy to use and quickly engages the user.

This is another simple site that looks professional for commercial real estate clients. The goals were to make the properties easy to view, and create a CMS that's easy to manage on a busy schedule...all on a budget that's less than half of what I'm used to working with.

For this client, I created a CMS that allows the client to maintain their own billboards. I also created a way for them to email their clients a map of individually chosen billboards as needed. They are also able to easily maintain certain products using an Excel spreadsheet.

This client needed an online version of their public records newspaper subscription. The CMS I created allows them to input the records for their online users, which also consists of output files that they import into WordPerfect for their print edition to prevent double work.

This is a site where credit union members were given exclusive access to special offers from Stripes Convenience Stores. It guides them through creating an account, answering survey questions and generating coupon offers, which could only be printed once.

My task for this website was to improve upon their existing custom CMS built by another developer. The site was highly unstable and slow-loading. It was my job to help fix that on their main site, extranet and sport sites. It was a challenging, yet fun, project.

The client wanted a new look, but didn't know where to start. They gave templates a try, but were soon frustrated with the limitations and designs. I was able to give them a modern feel without going "over the top" with typical rock and roll or Texas-style graphics.

This was my first mobile website design and development job and I really enjoyed it. Designing mobile websites are fun for me because I get to take my minimalist approach even further. Essentially, it's only the content the user really needs, so it's all necessary, no fluff.

Many of Gulftex Properties clients are on the go, so they realized that making a mobile-friendly site would greatly benefit them. This site makes it easy for mobile users to not only view their properties, but easily share them with colleagues via email and social networks.