(Still a work in progress) I am working to develop a family tree site for my family to share stories, photos and learn about our history. I am hoping to implement a WordPress plugin specific to family tree building, that is if family tree software doesn’t become a facebook “app” first!

I just finished a website for a California commercial and residential landscaping company. They needed a web presence that spoke to both their audiences in a very visual manner. The website and brochures (images to come) were both very grid oriented and clean – to reflect clean yet lively look of a perfectly landscaped lawn.

The site utilizes a form created in Wufoo, a very handy tool for building all sorts of contact forms, surveys, applications, invitations etc with your own CSS.

Client: A. Ghiozzi Landscape
Project URL: www.aghiozzilandscape.com
Tools: HTML, CSS, Wufoo (form builder), Javascript Image Gallery

The retro and hip St. Francis Fountain needed an online presence! I got to design the front-end of this menu and photo driven site.

Client: St. Francis Fountain
Project URL: StFracisFountainSF.com
Tools: HTML and CSS

The Bolinas Museum was looking to create a new website which would feature work from each of their four galleries. Located in beautiful Marin they needed a logo that would reflect the landscape which is often used in that artwork that can be found on display in the museum.

I worked on the front-end UI and design while web-designer Carrie Santi worked on the back-end and content management system.

Client: Bolinas Museum
Project URL: www.bolinasmuseum.org
Tools:HTML and CSS

This weekend I attended and photographed my friend Erin’s beautiful Tahoe Wedding. Here are a few of my favorite photos from the ceremony:
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Triple Tree Kids sells green apparel and promotional products to schools and teams. Since this business is currently starting out they just needed a simple and clean 6-page site. I put this site together in one day and hope to expand upon the initial design at a later date.

Client: Triple Tree Kids
Project URL: TripleTreeKids.com
Tools: HTML and CSS

Jerry and Marcy Monkman have been using photography as a tool to conserve some of the most beautiful places in New England. Jerry came to me to have me redesign his site two years ago. Since then we have added all sorts of bells and whistles. One of the most important things that they needed was an easy way to sell their photography and books. Thankfully, Photoshelter offers a wonderful resource for building e-commerce galleries and that can be integrated into personal websites. I mimicked the design of the of the Photoshelter site with that of my design.

We used simple paypal buttons to sell the books.  And recently,  we incorporated a WordPress blog to that integrates the same headers, footers and overall look and feel.

Client: Ecophotography
Project URL: www.jerryandmarcymonkman.com
Tools: Photoshelter, WordPress

It’s been a few years since I created my first site! I’ve learned a lot since then about CSS and proper HTML coding, but this site did the trick at the time! While Maya and I ponder over what to do with the URL you can visit our cross-country bike trip web site at www.greencycling.com. Created: 2006…

This south beach restaurant needed a new look based on their organic offerings and eye-catching red interior.

Client: Town’s End Restaurant
Project URL: TownsendRB.com
Tools: HTML and CSS

Sonic Boomers was one of Bill Bentley’s ideas a few years ago to offer a music resource to the baby boomer generation. Bill Bentley just happens to be among other things Neil Young’s publicist, so it was quite a thrill for me to get to work on this site! I designed the front-end user experience and overall look and feel. The site is developed and maintained by a team in India and the quality articles are updated regularly. Take a look!

Client: Bill Bentley
Project URL: www.sonicboomers.com
Tools Used: Photoshop, Illustrator