Wise Steps offer therapy for Health, Work, and Life Balance - working on an idea of 'Bodymind' and 'Headmind', and also offering Reverse Therapy with a Fully Licensed Reverse Therapy Practitioner. I worked closely with Caroline from Wise Steps from start to finish in the designing and implementing of this website, with regular and frequent communication ensuring customer satisfaction. The final website will be offering a small selection of products for purchase by visitors, using PayPal for payment facilitation rather than a full-blown commerce system.
Diagenics specialise in distribution and technical support of diagnostics tests and allergy testing. I redesigned the website, incorporating the existing data. All the data was transferred to the new standards-compliant (ish) design. I also set up and support an E-Commerce site for Diagenics, accessable from their site for the general public to use. The E-Commerce site is powered by osCommerce. During site construction, I worked both independently, and also in the Diagenics offices directly with Diagenics during the setting up of e-commerce site to ensure that requirements were met.
Life in Hex is a podcast that has been running since October 2005. The website was designed by myself, and the podcast is co-hosted by myself and my friend Sefran. Life in Hex also organise local LAN Parties and run a small forum + IRC based community based around the podcast. Topics of the podcast include Gaming, Anime, and Technology. Running a podcast has allowed me to develop communication skills, and also taught me about deadlines and responsibility - as listeners would often complain on the (rare) occaisons that episodes were not released in time!
The Clan DER website was co-designed by myself and MixWizard, and was originally hosted by the clan independently, however now, the website has been reduced to a forum, and is now hosted here on Haven Networks. Unlike most clan sites, we did not use a template, and chose instead to code from scratch in an XHTML and CSS complient manner. As a result the site had a unique, and clean feel to it, that is different from most clan sites, and helped the clan stand out.
Dusty Dreams is my rather deprecated personal domain, which used to host articles, a blog, and other musings. Now, it acts as an old archive. Most of the information on the site is old, and it served as a transitional movement from Jalada's Realm, to something like Haven Networks. Dusty Dreams is now closed, and the domain exists for email only.