Portfolio

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Exterior Design Institute The ads below were featured in the February 2003 issue of Walls and Ceilings Magazine. 1/3 page ad 1/2 page ad

Websites

	Construction Technologies Corporation This website is under the process of being developed, but you can still get a general idea of the design. I was 100% responsible for the development of this site.
	Crazy Free Games The Google Adsense bug bit me in the butt and I knew I had to capitalize on it. I developed this website in March/April 2004 to offer free games to the site visitors and make myself a few quick bucks. I sold this site shortly after I developed it for quite a profit.
	Design Management Group I developed this website for the company that I began working at after I graduated from college. The previous one was terribly dull and lifeless, so I decided to completely redesign it. I also took the time to make it entirely XHTML 1.0 compliant and integrated a client-side search engine. I was 100% responsible for the development of this site.
	Drunk Drinks I started this site in November of 2004 after coming across a similar, yet poorly designed site. I had a feeling I could greatly improve where the site lacked, so I went wild with search engine optimization and it paid off - in less than two weeks, the site was in the top 5 on Yahoo! for competitive keyphrases. I could go on and on, but it wouldn't be fair to the other sites.
	Exterior Design Institute This was a re-design I did in June 2003 to update a site that was over 4 years old. The old site was unprofessional in appearance and difficult to navigate, but this new layout is much more functional. I was 100% responsible for the development of this site.
	jimday.net Odds are that if you're reading this, you already know about jimday.net. I created this website to serve as an online portfolio, journal, and anything else that it happens to evolve into.
	jimday.net (Version 1) The first version of my site was even more clean than my current. I wasn't going for anything spectacular with this one, as my main concern was a smooth, functional appearance using cascading style sheets.
	This was my first freelance job as a web developer. I met the original owner of Life Pages at my job at Office Depot and agreed to help develop an online holistic directory for the state of Virginia. The site took off pretty quickly and I began to help with marketing efforts as well. Before long, the site was so successful that the owner was able to sell it to a group in Arizona for a substantial profit. Life Pages is not affiliated with "LifePages" or "WholeLife Pages". I am not involved in the current design of this website.
	New Global Media (link unavailable) NGM is a company that I founded to offer web development solutions to small businesses. We developed websites, did graphic design, custom programming, web hosting, and more. My buddy Marc and I developed this website.
	Pompei Tile This is more of a mockup than a full website, but I figured it was good enough to include in my portfolio. Talks are still underway to see if the client wants to go with this design.
	Tactical Shooting Academy This is a site I created in July 2004 as a side project at work. I have to say, I'm really proud of my work - it was a rather complicated design and integrating the forums wasn't exactly a piece of cake.
	Trend Telecommunications Here's another mockup I did for a telecom company in New York in April 2004. They loved it, but unfortunately were going through a merger with another company and the website idea seemed to die off.