This site was done for a non-profit dental society. The purpose of this site is to help users learn about the benefits of choosing a Colorado Springs Dental Society member, find a local dentist, and read about topics of interest that affect their dental health in Colorado Springs.
* Pixel41 also webhosts this site.

This site was done for a family-owned precision sheet metal fabricator.
* Pixel41 also webhosts this site.

This site was done for a company that organizes Tournament Style No Limit Hold'em League Play at settings around the country. The No Limit League national champion gets an entry into the World Series of Poker. I mainly did the design/graphics and inital HTML and Style Sheets for this site. Through the weekly updating they have done to the site, some of the font usage has deviated from my initial design.

This enormous site was done for a non-profit credit union. The amount of information this site holds is amazing. I am the webmaster of this site.

This is my Flash portfolio. It is in constant development, so check back every so often to see additions. There is the actual Flash portfolio, and it contains 2 sample Flash pieces as well. These were all done with Flash 5.0

This site was done for a local artist. The purpose of this site is simply to get the painter's work online, seen, and hopefully bought. So I designed a simple site that put the main focus on the paintings themselves. Yellow hues and thick brush strokes were elements of her paintings that I reused to emphasize her style. The main variance in her paintings were price and size, so I allowed the user to sort by either.
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The paperclip campaign is a grass-roots effort started by one teacher and her students to honor the victims of the Holocaust and to state visibly that we each have a personal responsibility to ensure that it never happens again.
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This is the first site I built in ASP. There are alot of frequently updated items on this site, so using ASP allows for easy updating. A big complaint I was hearing from the client was that their last site was pretty slow. I designed this home page with minimal image use and instead used background colors to speed up the download time.
- I wrote the ASP and HTML for this as well.

This site just needed to be quick, easy, and very useful for the employees, so I designed just that. Working with the senior programmers, I created a site that is easy to update, has simple navigation, and even company colors. What more could an employee ask for!
- I wrote the HTML for this as well.

This is a second comp of a web site I worked on. Although this specific design was not used, I feel it represented the company well. Rounded corners, and bright, inviting colors complimented the company logo and image. Main categories were listed in the side navigation due to the large quantity. A large feature area was placed above the crease right below the welcome message, with smaller areas dedicated to various sections below.

CPMC is a newer company that not only needed a web presence, but more importantly a website with an image that contradicted most people's views on incinerators. Their selling point is that they engineer a more efficient machine that is 80% cleaner than the older incinerators. After creating a logo that fit their needs, I designed a clean, crisp site, starting with light blues and transparency to evoke clean air. Precision and craftmanship were emphasized by using an 'engineering paper'-type grid as the background.
- I wrote the HTML for this as well.

This intranet site was designed to allow US West employees to easily request the items they needed from this certain department. The use of icons visually breaks out the 4 areas for simple navigation and quick understanding. Picking any of these selections takes the employee to a simple form, which he/she can fill out and quickly get back to reading personal emails.