In early 2006, a redesign to support the Southwest Florida Chapter of the Florida Public Relations Association. The aim of the redesign was to overcome improve the audiences' experience to include more interactive and current content. To accomplish this, an administrative was created to allow Board Members to manage the content of the site. In addition to being able to upload documents, newletters, photos, and events, the site also allows for the submission of content that can later be reviewed by a site administrator and approved for viewing. Online registration for organization events and management of attendee counts are possible with the redesign.
In 2005, the site for the Southwest Florida Urban Search and Rescue was established. The site provides a calendar of events that are managed by a site administrator, and the administrator can manage attendance counts for the event through the same interface.
In mid 2005, redesigned the Lee County Emergency Management and Emergency Operations Center website. The aim of this redesign was to provide more timely and accurate information during an EOC activation and to allow the website to support the Public Information role of an EOC activation. The site redesign provided an administrative interface that allows for the posting of news-releases and simulataneous mail list distribution. Emergency management officials could update the information without the need to understand HTML. Evacuation shelter status, activation status, and current phone numbers are all pieces of information that are available to visitors.
At the end of 2004, worked with Watermark Real Estate and Lending partners to design and develop a site that integrated not only their specific content, but also allowed customers to search the multiple listing system for available properties. Initially, designed site to frame existing IDX interface, but developing independent IDX interface using ColdFusion that will provide a more granual level of information to Watermark cutomers, employees and partners. Responsible for: Creation of graphics, layout, navigation schema, Cold Fusion application to support the uploading/updating of content, and application topology.
In the summer of 2003, this design and development was launched to provide the personnel of Lee County EMS at their remote locations with information that they were in search of. The intranet is an attempt to provide EMTs and paramedics with the information that they need at their stations or from home to better to perform their jobs. This intranet is integrated into their training requirements as well as providing guidance, operating procedures, memos and any internal communication that is appropriate. Responsible for: Creation of graphics, layout, navigation schema, Cold Fusion application to support the uploading/updating of content, and application topology.
In early 2003, this design and content was launched to recognize the Lee County EMS Air Ambulance Operations. The site provides citizens and visitors of Lee County a glimpse of the Air Ambulance Operations including action photos, history and little information about the crews.
In early 2003, this design and content was launched to recognize the Lee County EMS Bicycle Paramedics. The site would become the first of many "featured sites" on the Lee County EMS public Web site.
This design was launched in February 2003 aimed at attracting and informing the public about the Southwest Florida Public Relations Association's 2003 Image Awards Programs. With the theme of "The Opportunity to Bloom", this site design complemented the layout and theme of other hard copy materials which made a play on the "Miracle-Gro" brand.
In November 2001, launched the initial release of the CompuSven E-Mail Shuttle Software Download Site. Developed using Allaire's Cold Fusion, this application offers prospective customers the opportunity to register and to obtain access to the company's evaluation software and provides existing customers access to an online support knowledgebase as well as the latest software and documentation. Also, several backend applications have been designed to maintain, administer and oversee the site.
This redesign was launched in January 2002 to support the Southwest Florida Chapter of the Florida Public Relations Association. The aim of the redesign was to overcome some of the technical hurdles,
improve the audiences' experience - not just look, but feel and to clearly supporting web site objectives. To accomplish this, the site was created without the use of frames as the previous design had been, the navigation scheme was simplified and carried throughout the site, and the home page and site-wide navigation clearly indicate the Register Now! which invites current and prospective members to join the Chapter for its monthly luncheon.
Launched in April 2001, this site represents
a redesign and refocus of previous designs for CompuSven Incorporated.
Responsible for: Creation of graphics, layout, navigation schema,
content, search engine optimization, and cascading style sheets.
Launched in September 2000, this site supports
the Pentagon's Public Affairs efforts about the Pentagon, its tours
and general information about the site.
Responsible for: Creation of graphics, layout, navigation schema,
and Cold Fusion application to support the uploading/updating of
content. Production schedule 09/2000.
Launched in July 2000, this site supports the
Department of Communications and Creative Arts at Purdue University
efforts to outreach to prospective, current and former students.
It includes a web-interface for the dynamic delivery of course availability.
Responsible for: Creation of original graphics, layout, and navigation
schema. Some alterations to the design have been made since the
original delivery of the web site.
This application represents the second of many modules that provide the Office of Secretary of Defense the means to update content on DefenseLINK. This application is another web-enabled application with the ability to perform both inside the Pentagon or outside the Pentagon. This application allowed the content providers to update content via a web browser and this content was input and formatted according to working standards and in a three-tier hierarchical fashion. Upon updating the content, the content owner could define the priority of the content, whether it should appear as a new item or simply appear without reference to it being new as well as the distribution of the item. This application provided a one-step means to populate data on the homepage, the sites section index page, the page specific to entry item as well as the ability to preview and embargo it. The selected sites application provided further understanding for the DefenseLINK program office as it defined the baseline for future application development. The DefenseLINK selected sites module is a restricted access site. The thumbnail screen shots below represent a sample of each of the pages that can be updated or modified using this application (click each to see a larger view or visit the respective links below each thumbnail).
Responsible for: Creation of graphics, layout, navigation schema, Cold Fusion application to support the uploading/updating of content, and application topology.
Launched in September 2000, this site supports
the American Forces Information Services drive to keep military
public affairs officers informed. This is a restricted access site
at this time.
Responsible for: Creation of some graphics, layout, navigation schema,
and Cold Fusion application to support the uploading/updating of
content. Production schedule 09/2000.
Launched in July 1999, this site was originally
designed to provide friends and family updates on ongoings in my
life. Scope of site has been expanded to include posting of resume
and testing various web ideas.
Responsible for: Creation of graphics, layout, navigation schema,
and Cold Fusion application to support the uploading/updating of
content.
