Premier Medical Care's new website, he also happens to be my physician. http://premiermedicalcarepb.com.

tags: portfolio

Below this is all tech-talk. To summarize, I used new stuff to make the site better, make it quicker, and more responsive. This is what I made.

In every project I do, I like to learn something new. This time, I just happened to learn quite a few new things, SASS, XSLT, and additional knowledge about PHP to name a few. Not that PHP is still anything amazing, but it can’t hurt to renew some knowledge of it.

The new keep flippin website is built using compass for the CSS (this is amazing), symphony, some extensions I created and GitHub to keep track of everything.

tags: portfolio

Last year, I completed a simple commerce website where I used my own solution written in rails. It worked, but it was a very simple application, not much flare, not much ajax (which is omg exciting). So for this, it would've wound up being a little too simplistic, and to avoid having to reinvent the square wheel, I tried using substruct. Substruct is great for what it is, but it hasn't been updated in some time now, so I tried redoing it with spree, and that's where I am now. The transition has been pretty smooth since I had finished most of the views already. As far as the functionality, it seems like a winner! Huzzah.

tags: portfolio

I just finished the 2nd version of Dr. Stitsky's website to match his current marketing materials.

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I just finished developing a website for Cheryl Maeder, for her business, Gardenhouse. They designed the majority of it, and I used textpattern to control the backend, using Slimbox to display pictures, and Slideshow 2.0 for the 'art' page. Everything worked out pretty well.

tags: portfolio

I recently finished a web site for Dr. Lorne L. Stitsky, for his personal practice. His slogan is, "putting the care back into healthcare... one house call at a time". It's not just a marketing ploy either, he actually makes housecalls. I designed and developed the site, it uses Mephisto as a backend and Lightbox for the gallery.

Update: the site is pending a redesign to match Dr Stitsky's new theme. The website was created before he had a theme set in mind.

tags: portfolio