Jun
14
2010
Category: Web Design | Tags: css, espresso, google voice, hills, javascript, jquery, parallax, php, portfolio | 1 Comment
My Name Is Tommy
My Name Is Tommy is a fun little “one page” site I made to serve the following bulleted purposes: Make use of a seemingly valuable domain name I rashly purchased Allow me a linking portal to boss types or potential clients who could be thrown off by this site’s self-deprecating, hopefully ironic name Pay homage [...]
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Jun
09
2010
Category: Web Design | Tags: download, espresso, javascript, jquery, open source, php, web app | 0 Comments
Things We Do
Things We Do is a visualized, folksonomy’d work task inventory. It allows for teams to list the things they do and see how these things interrelate, associate, and affect workload. Confused? Just open it and click around. You’ll notice that when you click a tag, all things with that tag highlight… That’s the gist of [...]
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May
07
2010
Category: Web Design | Tags: css, espresso, freelance, javascript, jquery, photoshop, php, portfolio, studio8.net, wordpress, wordpress themes, youtube | 0 Comments
Movie Monster
Movie Monster is the brainchild of Barry Holiday and is produced by Brock LaBorde of Studio8.net out in Hollwood somewhere. It is a semi-mostly-sorta-weekly review of recent movies, hosted by a monster with a garbly voice. So, you know, it’s pretty much, like, the perfect thing. My work for them was a custom WordPress theme [...]
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Apr
22
2010
Category: Web Design | Tags: css, espresso, featured, jabberwordy, javascript, jquery, photoshop, php, web app | 2 Comments
JabberWordy
Somewhat inspired by Lewis Carroll’s JabberWocky, JabberWordy is a “Nonsensical Domain Name Generator” that creates ten random, Web2.0-esque words and quickly (and mostly, mostly accurately) checks each for their availability as a .com, .net, or .org domain name. Features Availability checked via jQueried AJAX so it doesn’t take the page 10 seconds to load each [...]
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