While working at Atlanta Manufacturing Group, I was asked by the owner to completely redesign the company website. She wanted the website to be much more up to date looking, have an easy to use interface and contain all of the important information that is needed for our clients to make a decision about our products. I built this site from the ground up using Dreamweaver, CSS, Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop. It took me about a month to design and build it. The owner was very happy with the final website. I learned a lot about CSS and using DEV instead of tables where possible. You can go to http://www.amgcds.com to see the site in action.

While working for COMMUNITIES Magazine, the owner had asked for the art department to come up with a new design for the website. I had not yet had the experience needed to create the whole site, especially with the amount of programming needed for the database aspect of it. We hired an outside company to put the site together for us. I was instrumental though in designing the look and feel of the site. Through hours of research, we determined what colors would be best suited for us to use based on what colors were popular at the time. I used Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop to create all of the elements used throughout the site. Once the site was built and posted, I was also able to go in and make minor changes throughout. This was a great learning experience for me. You can see this site in action at http://www.atlantacommunities.com/

Recently, I was hired by Mercy Myra to create a website for her to promote her new album and single release. For this site, I used the Wix.com service to create it. We were in a very fast time crunch so I wanted the fastest way to come up with a site that had a lot of bells and whistles. Mercy is very pleased with the site and is going to continue to use me for updating and adding to it. To see the site in action, pull up this link: http://www.mercymyra.com/