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Portfolio
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Lincoln
Museum of Kentucky
Hodgenville, Ky.
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 The
Lincoln Museum is Kentucky's official Lincoln Museum, and is
situated three miles from his birthplace in LaRue County, Ky.
The museum wanted a site that would promote the museum, provide
tour and membership information. The site I created for them
was designed to be both attractive and fast loading. Click on
the thumbnail for the screenshot, or click
here to view a live copy of this Web site. |
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Mike
Purchis Photography
Elizabethtown, Ky.
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 Mr.
Purchis wanted a Web site to highlight is successful wedding
and photography business. He sought an elegant site that would
showcase his work and provide potential customers a portfolio
of his work. For his home page, I created a menu system that
would change the image displayed in the golden-framed artwork
next to the site navigation. As the mouse pointer is moved over
each link, one or more of his images show up in the frame. Mr.
Purchis was delighted with the site, and the site was honored
with an award during the annual meeting of the Professional
Photographers of America. Click on the thumbnail to view a screenshot,
or click here to view a live
copy of the Web site. |
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Wallace
Realty
Elizabethtown, Ky.
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 Steve
and Sandy Wallace had more than 45 years combined experience
in real estate, and they wanted a site that reflected both their
personalities and their dedication to customer service. He also
had three requirements for the site: 1. It must include his
clan tartan (the plaid pattern that denotes his Scottish heritage);
2. It must include his family crest, and ; 3. The site must
include an image of My Old Kentucky Home State Park, and play
the state song. The site I created also incorporated their real
estate listings that were part of the database of listings on
the Central Kentucky Homes Web site. The design I created exceeded
their requirements, and the Wallaces were delighted. Click on
the thumbnail to see a screen shot, or click
here for a live copy of the Web site. |
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Vista
Homes
Elizabethtown, Ky.
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 James
E. Bramblett and Fred Bramblett have been building homes for
more than 30 years. Their company, Vista Homes, wanted a Web
site to promote the sales of lots and homes in a subdivision
they were developing. I designed the logo and navigation to
match their promotional materials, and included all their
available house plans and a map of available lots. The site
was linked to other real estate and auction sites developed
for companies owned by J.E. Bramblett. Click
here to visit a live copy of the Web site.
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Harry
D. Callicotte, attorney at law
Radcliff, Ky.
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 Mr.
Callicotte wanted a professional, informative Web site to
educate potential clients about the services his office offered.
Working closely with his office manager, I created a site
that surpassed their expectations. I also created banner ads
that were strategically placed within the market's top Web
site. The site's "Ask The Lawyer" and "Legal
Q&A" pages proved to popular with visitors, and generated
a number of clients soon after the site was launched. Click
on the thumbnail to see a screen shot, or click
here for a live copy of the Web site.
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Trifab
& Construction Inc.
Elizabethtown, Ky.
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 The
Trifab site was created to be an online brochure for this
tank construction company. They provided the photos and the
copy, along with the desire to have a specific graphic worked
into the site. I took the blueprint diagram they provided
and used it in the site's background. The site's navigation
buttons are translucent to allow the blueprint to show through.
The site exceeded the expectations of the company owners.
Click on the thumbnail to see a screen shot, or click
here for a live copy of the Web site.
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Central
Kentucky Homes
Elizabethtown, Ky.
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 This
Web site is a real estate database serving the Central Kentucky
area. CKHomes.com had been online for a number of years and
was in need of an update to allow access to new features added
to the database. During the redesign I added content and links
to build up the site. One of the most successful parts of
the new design was adding realtors' logos to the home page.
This change alone resulted in a number of new clients and
a surge in listings in the CKHomes datalbase. Click on the
thumbnail at right to view the completed home page.
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