(Site built to another designers specification.) Fully HTML 4.0 compliant, and makes extensive use of CSS. The architecture of the site allows for easy maintenance, along with easy site-wide modification.

Heavy use of dynamic menus, the client wanted a website that was easy to maintain and update. By changing only one or two files, the menus across the entire site can be updated.

Also, through various techniques, we managed to raise this site's Google rank from one in the 50's to the top 10.
 

The web page that captured the world's imagination in October of 2003. Introduced just prior to the US Congressional vote to approve a vast government expenditure, this page received over 1,250,000 visitors in the first 7 days online.
 

A basic, streamlined website, designed to be low cost and easy to maintain.

What started out as a sideline hobby has turned into an obsession. Pencam.org is Dave Faris' gallery of images taken with an inexpensive, low-quality Aiptek Pencam. The site makes full use of mouse roll-overs as well as tactics that discourage the theft of copywritten material. Look for the launch of a shopping cart system  for purchasing images in early 2002.

An online community website. As of October, 2003, the site attracts an average of 650 unique users each day. It features extensive use of original and third-party cgi-scripts, server-side includes,  frames, dhtml, and original javascript coding.  The software that drives the main page was designed so that the site's look could be easily updated -- and the look of the site is changed frequently, which keeps the site fresh, and keeps users coming back.
 

This basic site for an Arlington Boy Scout troop features some mouse rollovers, as well as a private area that needs a user id and password for access.  

(The design and hosting fees for this site were donated in whole by Crunchweb.net.)

A small site describing a couple's adventure in adopting two children from China. One interesting aspect of this site is that the owner lives 500 miles away, but we were still able to collaborate via the internet to get the site finished -- overnight, no less! 
 
(The design and hosting fees for this site were donated in whole by Crunchweb.net.) 

An award-winning design for a DC environmental law firm. The client was looking for something bold and modern. The site uses Adobe PDF files extensively and the owner of the site recently took the leap into e-commerce, and sells subscriptions to their extensive online memorandum library.

A basic website for a company  in Washington DC. A simple, straight-forward website. The graphics were adapted from photographs taken of federal buildings in Washington, DC.