While working for Marker Seven, I built this interactive social networking site for Artspan, a nonprofit whose mission is to support and connect artists in San Francisco. The site is tightly integrated with a CRM, so that Artspan can easily keep track of volunteers, donors, event participants, and local artists.

Built for an environmental club at Clarkson University, this site included an Obama-style "open for questions" section, where people could submit questions that were then answered in a community meeting.

The Web site for a charity that donates money to schools in Ghana and Kenya. Integrates with PayPal. Includes the functionality to create and print a customized greeting card if you have made a donation.

A program written for the Google Android, for the Android Developers Contest, V1. I worked on this with a small but awesome team of students from Clarkson University. We didn't win, but we were in the top 25% of finalists.

A game similar to Picross, a classic puzzle game. Players are presented with a challenging puzzle that tests both halves of the brain. Peter Taylor Jones supplied the art, I supplied the code.

My blog still runs on this hand-coded CMS. I had some very specific requirements for that no existing CMS could provide, including per-post css, customizable text post-processing and a very clean, simple admin interface.

I built this Web site for a family member's business. It's a static site with some interesting client-facing functionality, including an interactive google map that provides you with personalized directions, and a novel take on an interactive product catalog.

An interactive Web project for a local business in my old hometown. They need a site that is easy to update, and requires minimal fuss and configuration, so I am working with them to build a custom WordPress theme.