Web / Work

There is a certain ironty in having a "work" page be a work in progress.

It's hard to say what I do and have done sometimes. Below are some pages that, throughout my limited history, I have played with, developed, created, altered... you get the picture.

Need something done? Web design, web management, back-end design, web programming, photography, graphics, audio digitizing, or just general consulting? Well, I'm available. Chances are, you'd be surprised at what I can do with very little. My resume.

Sugarloaf.com. My Official title was "Online Marketing Coordinator." These days it has something to do with marketing and services and they even use the word developer. I prefer Max.

I do stuff like write scripts, make graphics, design sites, administer e-mail systems and generally help out with most things digital. It's fun, and they let me ski!

Tossing stuff in a landfill in this beautiful state is a terrible idea. This site isn't as beautiful or as great as the organization it represents, but I don't think I could make all that goodness into a web page.

Jeff needed a landing page for his wireless products and services. I made him one.
Humpyhouse.com - It's where I used to live. It's a bit scary, both because my house actually looked like the logo and because the content on the site came from the heads of the regulars at my house.
Warning: This site has not yet been rated.
www.jroseconsulting.com
Jeanne Rose does a wide variety of marketing and consulting. This web page does not yet do her justice, but I'm working on it.
www.hannahupham.com
Hannahupham.com - Hanna is a good friend. She needed a webpage. I made her one. It has stuff like order-forms, .mp3 samples of her work and custom content management. I took a lot of the pictures, Tiffany took the nicer ones. Hannah's site is pretty cool, so is she.

She made me a hat. It's hot pink and chartreuse. I'm soooo lucky.
Covenant Point Bible Camp is where I spent most of my summers 1994-2000. Although I usually held job titles that involve more shoveling than design, I helped with the camp's website a bit in between taking out the trash and mowing.