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When I started redesigning this site, the MBACD already had about a decade of content. I wrote a great deal of custom code to power their events engine, and dramatically reorganized their data. The site uses the artists’ work as the most important graphical elements. See for yourself.

I designed this site for a dermatologist in Florida. This photo-driven site uses a number of custom-built elements, like before/after sliders and popup galleries. Visit the site to see more.

I designed and developed this site for a tool and die shop in Chicagoland, along with their sister company, Target Plastics. I also upgraded the branding for both companies with custom logos. Visit their site to see for yourself.

Chicago-based photographer Chris Carrollo needed a site to show off his extensive portfolio. The resulting design is driven primarily by the images themselves, with little distraction. This site is fully Responsive for tablets and mobile devices, and HiDPI optimized for high-definition screens. Check out his portfolio.

I designed and built a framework for the American Business Immigration coalition to integrate its member chapters as it grows to other states. The first site is for their Illinois chapter.

This site encompasses a number of rental villas in Montenegro, with multiple domains mapped to one site. The header and landing page change based on the domain. I did all the design, as well as the implementation.

This site features a wealth of information on Montenegro and an integrated booking system that connects to PayPal. Take a look for yourself.

I developed this site for the Sargeant Shriver National Center on Poverty Law. Built on the Drupal platform, It uses a highly customized Google Maps API, and draws heavily from an external data portal, drawing in data on Congress and on congressional legislation, and ranking each congressperson on their efforts to combat poverty.

This Michigan Avenue spa is Chinese-owned and operated. They wanted a site that would appeal to an American audience, with content that articulated reflexology in a way English-speaking Americans would understand, along with custom infographics to explain the technical aspect of the practice.

I designed and developed the site, and wrote all the copy as well.

This site is basically an interactive menu system for a Mexican restaurant. You place your order from the menu on the left and your selections update the ticket on the right, which calculates the total automatically.

I designed the logo, took all the photos, designed and coded the site. In the couple years followung its launch, this website generated thousands of orders. Try a demo to see the site in action.