Deal Estate This site was developed to match competing agents with buyers and sellers of real estate. A fairly complex back end with a focus on simplicity and usability beginning with the homepage and carrying through to the user control panels.A few descriptions & screen shots of recent web design. Click on any of the pictures for a larger size.
harperbohlen.com An obvious example, the intent was to make a clean personal site with a good amount, and perhaps too much, information. The site uses validated HTML, XHTML and CSS as well as some AJAX content for easy flow and future manipulation. Though those with dial-up may hate me, I used larger images in many areas to offset the areas with content . Loved or despised, the color scheme was picked because it's different and memorable.
Deal Estate This site was developed to match competing agents with buyers and sellers of real estate. A fairly complex back end with a focus on simplicity and usability beginning with the homepage and carrying through to the user control panels.
BBW - A site recently designed for a Chicago area law firm. Upon analysis of our early research, we discovered it fairly commonplace for law firms to have confusing, cluttered, and poorly focused sites. This design intends to get away from that standard using clean presentation and easy navigation. Most importantly, we placed focus on potential and existing clients adding features like a document repository and case status updates for individual clients.
NAPFS (Currently being updated) A fun social/community site dedicated to the sport of protesting.
Real Estate Agent Property Portal A Web site created with a good amount of open source code. Intended to provide a flexible, easy to edit site for people in the real estate field.
For brevity, I've included only a few examples here. For more samples of different styles or other further inquiry, feel free to contact me.