Exit Editorial is headed by Tristan, a New York City freelancer specializing in video editing and coloring. Looking through their portfolio, you can see the range of fantastic video coloring and editing projects they have completed. What they needed was a website that was on par with their abilities. Their new website was redesigned from the ground up, utilizing a Drupal back end. Special templates and jQuery technology integrate seamlessly to showcase their work.

MarketWNY is a group of individuals who want to help make Western New York a more connected place. As part of the team, I assist on web projects as needed. Even though I no longer live in New York state, there will always be a soft spot in my heart for New Yorkers!

http://www.marketwny.com/

Briggsy Engineering is a website designed to help supplement Jake Briggs in his business of helping people find work, and resources to do once they have work. This site includes a simple slideshow on the home page.

http://briggsyengineering.com/

My hometown was recently covered in water due to devastating flooding. So many homes and businesses partially and completely destroyed. This is a community in crisis, and they can use all the help they can get right now. A friend of mine from back home started making this site and asked for some help with a few details. It is still a work in progress, planned to be a resource for getting and giving help to this small community of Owego and Apalachin in upstate New York.

http://www.rebuildowego.com

The design for this site was provided in psd files. My goal was to translate those mockups to a Joomla template, using as much text as possible and styling with CSS. This makes the site more accessible and easier to load. This project has been a lot of fun to work on!

DoubleHorn Communications is a Texas based communications company. They wanted to keep the basics of their existing design, but needed a lot of new functionality. I was part of the team that created a new Drupal site for them, my focus being on recreating what they already had into a Drupal theme.
A MirageLab Project.

Philips Widelite completely changed the look and feel of their website to more closely resemble the parent company, Philips. They brought images, and wanted it turned into a Drupal theme. Although this site is still in active development, a large portion of it has been completed and expected to be released soon.
A MirageLab Project.

One of over a dozen school websites created for Harrison School District Two. The school websites were designed to be basically the same, save for the color scheme which coincides with the school's colors. These were meant to received an RSS feed from the district website automatically to change the status if school is closed, but can be overridden at the school website level for special events. Unfortunately, this functionality did not transfer well when moved to their internal server and maintained by their own IT department, but was a very cool feature.

Harrison School District Two was looking for design and development of websites for their district and individual school websites. The district website was designed with functionality to link them all together and to keep the public informed as well and covering their internal needs with permissions keeping out individuals without access. This site, and all of the school sites are now solely maintained by Harrison on their own servers. http://www.hsd2.org/ A Monarch Digital Project.

By far the most fun Drupal site I have had to pleasure of working on to date. The guys at AverageGuy came to us needing help to finish bringing their ideas to the web. They had previously worked with another company, but did not have access to do most daily admin tasks by themselves. We worked with them to create a new website design, and set up the backend in a way which made more sense to them. They took over all content entry, which there is a lot of, and we created new fun features for them including a date tracking calendar, custom profiles, and new graphics.