I've been designing Web sites since 1996. Here are some of the sites I've designed that are currently available on the Web:
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Emanuel Synagogue -- This small synagogue needed a comprehensive website with clear, friendly navigation for inexperienced users.
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The Poudre River Irregulars
-- This Dixieland jazz band needed an easily updated Web site that would showcase their music and convey their good-humored exuberance.
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JJQ, the Just Jazz Quintet -- This jazz band plays contemporary music and wanted a straightforward, friendly site that still had a sophisticated look.
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Francie Meyer
-- This actor and dancer wanted a stylish Web presence to publicize her extensive experience in the performing arts.
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Ethos West -- This eclectic chamber orchestra plays a wide range of music, from classical through jazz, and wanted their site to reflect their far-ranging vision.
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Touch of Jazz/Touch of Brass -- The leader of these two different but related musical groups wanted a site that would publicize them both at once.
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Carol Van Natta
-- This actor/writer/voiceover talent wanted a unique-looking site where she could offer an online résumé and demos of her work.
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Northern Colorado Traditional Jazz Society -- This local nonprofit wanted a simple but unusual-looking Web presence to draw attention to their activities.
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Molecular Histology -- This client, offering specialized consultant services, needed a Web site that would stand out in a crowded field by displaying no-nonsense professionalism and real content.
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Bill's Accuracy Shop -- This custom gunsmith wanted to attract new customers with a good-looking but down-to-earth site. (Now, he says, "I can't beat 'em off with a stick.")
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Frank Russell -- This senior law enforcement consultant wanted a résumé website that would display his impressive investigative and security credentials and emphasize his sober competence.
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The Berkana Firm -- This private investigator wanted a simple but professtional-looking business-card site that would appeal to conservative legal clients.
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The Random Store -- This client needed a business-card site for his store but didn't have a logo or know what he wanted. I designed this light-hearted presentation using just three colors. (This site has been up in this form since 2001.)
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