Web Design

Table of Contents

• Sites Created
  
  • This one!
  • SES Picnics, Inc.
    
  • One Earth Recycle
    
  • AZSurprise.com
    
  • AZSurprise.net
    
  • ISM - Steel Buyers Forum
    
  • Marketing and Management Institute, Inc.
    
  • Acceptance Insurance Services, Inc.
    
  • NAPM's Federal Acquisition & Subcontract Management Group
    
  • Biscuit — a site supporting the Apple Cyberdog web browser
    
  • Dine-o-Net.com — a gourmet food site
  • Westfield HS 1959 was done as a favor to my father. As an experiment, I used Apple's iWeb, but pushed the template around quite a bit with some custom graphics.
    
    
• Creating A Web Page is a companion document to a class Charles Gaudette teaches at the local computer club.
  
  
• Hypertext Markup Language's History is quick look at the beginnings of Hypertext and the World Wide Web. Links to additional information is included in case you want to know even more.
  
  
• A complete list of HTML 4.0 tags, with notes for popular browsers.
  
  
• Color Attribute Tool, a color chart created back when the old Netscape Navigator 3.0 beta Web browser started to introduce color choices. There was no O'Reilly "Quick Reference" to turn to, so this does the job via bruce force inspection. I would open it on a several platforms and on each several browsers, making note of what worked and what did not work.
  
  
• Graphics Designs
  These are interesting images that are left-overs from sites and design competitions.
  
  
• Here is a graphic example posted directly in Macromedia Fireworks native format. Save this file to your computer before opening it in Fireworks to see the annotated layers.
  
  
• Wallpapers
  These are graphic design samples in PNG format made just for fun and experimentation. These where all done in Macromedia Fireworks MX.
  • French Cool
  • Patriot Pattern
  • Sony Notebook
  • Special Check
    
  
  
• Intranet Server — NEW!
  This is an experimental project, but some people wanted to see an example of my latest work. Beyond the front page is an open source wiki engine. It requires hand-editing of the PHP, JavaScript, CSS and XHTML to get it the place where it is now. Graphics too, as I made the "G" logo and the background from scratch. Futher improvements are planed and some edits to the CSS cannot be posted right now because they break the site.