A basic brochure site created on a tight deadline and featuring dual languages - English and Chinese.

Before my friend's death in early 2007, he asked me to publish the contents of his Web site for the indefinite future.

The clean, crisp, timeless layout was designed by Paul.

ATC is a classic personal computer game dating back to the '70s. I built this site to publicly provide the PC (MS-DOS) version of the game, written in 1982, that runs in Windows 7 and earlier.

I helped my brother, a Visiting Research Scholar at Middlebury College, build this micro-site to display the GigaPan panoramas he created for his town's conservation site.

A design from Brink Media, Tucson, AZ, graces personal site. Brandon Motwani was the principal designer.

Although this site is no longer online, I keep it listed here because it is a good example of the results possible with a purchased template. Logo by Brian Boehm.

This very pleasant B&B just outside Gettysburg closed when the owners retired in late 2009. It was one of my favorite projects and I remain proud of it. The entire site is here - just click on the image.

Designed and originally built by Timothy Schmidt and Terrence Creamer, Loyola '12. Sadly, the shop closed.

Site design by Rebecca Gallant.

Site design by Rebecca Gallant.

I developed a dynamic template so this consulting firm could maintain the site itself using Microsoft Expression Web.

A startup print/e-book publisher. The site's store supports affiliate links to resellers.

Ross Nickerson is an internationally-known banjo player from Baltimore now residing in Florida. Design by Doug Sohn.

For 55 years, the National Association for the Visually Handicapped was the leading organization for the "hard of seeing."