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ReviewTrax is a review
aggregation website that spotlights written content from various critics
around the web.
Type: Dynamic, custom CMS
Work: Design, HTML, CSS, AJAX, PHP, MySQL
Implemented: August 2009 |
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This is the
second iteration of this website. The concepts from the original
remain, but with a more streamlined look that's less confusing
to navigate.
Type: Static, dynamic blog
Work: Design, HTML, CSS, AJAX, PHP, MySQL
Implemented: December 2008 |
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The Off-Ice
Edge is an innovative ice skating training device. This is that
product's official website.
Type: Static, custom scripting
Work: Design, HTML, CSS, Flash, PHP
Implemented: August 2008 |
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This site
specializes in quality miniatures and dollhouses. Per the owner's
request, it features integration with a freeware shopping cart.
Type: Dynamic, freeware cart
Work: Design, HTML, CSS, PHP, MySQL
Implemented: January 2008 |
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David Lipetz
is a physical therapist practicing in Garden City, NY. This is
the website for his clinic.
Type: Static
Work: Design, HTML, CSS, Flash, PHP
Implemented: August 2007 |
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With a development
cycle of more than 8 months, this site is some of the best work
I have done in recent years. It's seamlessly integrated with a
custom CMS that utilizes database-driven
queries for most of the site's content.
Type: Dynamic, custom CMS
Work: Design, HTML, CSS, AJAX, Flash, PHP, MySQL
Implemented: May 2007 |
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Keeping with
the basic concept of the previous Element designs, this layout
is essentially just a graphical upgrade. It retains the same simplicity
of the older versions while adding enhanced graphics to help give
things a more modern look.
Type: Static, custom scripting
Work: Design, HTML, CSS, PHP
Implemented: April 2007 |
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This was the
previous design for this site. I originally created this layout
as a final project for one of my art classes in college.
Type: Static, dynamic blog
Work: Design, HTML, CSS, AJAX, PHP, MySQL
Implemented: December 2006 |
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The Game Positive
design has undergone two major transformations from its original
layout in order to get to its second version, which is what you
see here.
Type: Dynamic, custom CMS
Work: Design, HTML, CSS, PHP, MySQL
Implemented: April 2005 |
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The ultimate
goal while creating this site was to make a simple, but sleek
corporate-styled design.
Type: Static, custom scripting
Work: Design, HTML, CSS, PHP
Implemented: July 2004 |
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This is a
brown conversion of the original Element Blue
design. This was planned to be the skin that would be used for
this site, but was later discontinued.
Type: Static, custom scripting
Work: Design, HTML, CSS, PHP
Implemented: August 2004 |
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After ITB
Webdesign Services was merged into Prime Element Creations,
the products and services of both were combined into one site,
and the result is what you see here.
Type: Static
Work: Design, HTML, CSS, PHP
Implemented: October 2003 |
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Prime Green
was the first public design for the Prime Element Creations website. It was a fairly straightforward, professional-looking layout.
Type: Static
Work: Design, HTML, CSS, PHP
Implemented: June 2003 |
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The voogru
community is one such site where experimentation paid off, and
has resulted in one of my most popular designs.
Type: Static, custom scripting
Work: Design, HTML, CSS, PHP
Implemented: April 2005 |
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This design
was built to be simple, and on top of that, there was also a limited
amount of time available for this particular project.
Type: Static, custom scripting
Work: Design, HTML, CSS, PHP
Implemented: April 2004 |
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This layout
was based on a completely experimental concept that was very close
to being discarded halfway through development.
Type: Static
Work: Design, HTML, CSS, PHP
Implemented: September 2003 |
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The site you
see here was actually just a graphical overhaul of an older layout.
Virtually every positional aspect of the previous design remains
completely intact.
Type: Static
Work: Design, HTML, CSS, PHP
Implemented: March 2003 |
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The Fantastic
Scripts website is by far the quickest and most simple design
that I have ever created. It was developed this way intentionally,
per the owner's request.
Type: Static
Work: Design, HTML, CSS
Implemented: October 2002 |
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Before Prime
Element Creations came into existence, I used to work for the
web design company you see here.
Type: Static
Work: Design, HTML, CSS, PHP
Implemented: October 2002 |
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Twelve Monkeys
still stands as a serviceable site, even with its unfinished components.
Type: Static
Work: Design, HTML, CSS
Implemented: June 2002 |
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TADRS was
one of my older layouts that was created specifically for integration
with an existing script.
Type: Dynamic, custom CMS
Work: Design, HTML, CSS, PHP, MySQL
Implemented: November 2001 |
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TAGL was a
parent site that housed many other gaming-related sites, such
as TADRS. It featured seamless integration
with many custom scripts.
Type: Static, custom scripting
Work: Design, HTML, CSS, PHP, MySQL
Implemented: June 2001 |
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Version 3
of the PH-Net design was originally intended to supplement the
already existing PH-Net style. In effort to
provide some contrast, version 3 was created using lighter shades
of gray and white.
Type: Static
Work: Design, HTML, CSS
Implemented: October 2000 |
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The PH-Net
series of sites consisted of some of my earliest gaming-related
projects. Version 2 was a significant step up from its predecessor,
in that it featured full integration with various content management
scripts.
Type: Static
Work: Design, HTML, CSS
Implemented: May 2000 |
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