Portfolio

These are some examples of websites I've built recently. To see a complete list, click websites. To sort the list based on e-commerce sites, Drupal sites, PHP, or any other tag, simply click on one of the tags at the bottom of the site description.

Marietta College Website

published by chris on Tue, 2011-01-04 14:32

In my first year working at Marietta College, I completely redesigned their website.

Marietta College website

ASP.NET Sandbox site

published by giarcjc on Tue, 2011-11-15 12:06

This ASP.NET Sandbox site was initially created for a class on eCommerce development. It's built in C# on the .NET framework, uses a SQL Server 2008 Database and is deployed on an IIS server. I used Visual Studio 2010 to develop and deploy it.

Civic Engagement Site

published by giarcjc on Tue, 2011-11-15 11:48

Another Drupal site, this time for the Office of Civic Engagement at Marietta College. They wanted functionality and a layout similar to the site I created for the McDonough Center for Leadership Business, so this site is mostly a clone of that one.

Marietta College Art Department Site

published by giarcjc on Tue, 2011-11-15 09:02

For the Marietta College Art Department I create a Drupal site and themed it to match their existing site's design. Although the design seemed pretty straightforward, getting it to work with Drupal was no small feat, and of course being a site for Art and Graphic design meant there was absolutely no room for error in getting it to look right.

Marietta Art Dept. Site

Forensics at Marietta College

published by chris on Mon, 2011-01-10 14:31

The Forensics Team at Marietta College has won numerous awards and distinctions, and they needed a site that would showcase their many achievements. I built this site using my standard Marietta College design kit of XHTML/CSS/JavaScript/PHP. As with most of the department sites, it features an RSS News feed with from the College Relations website so any recent news stories about the Forensics team will be populated on the department's sidebar.

Forensics at Marietta College

Marietta Magazine

published by chris on Mon, 2011-01-10 14:29

Once every quarter, the Marietta College Office of College Relations publishes a magazine for alumni, students, faculty and staff. The Director of College Relations asked me to create a site specifically to showcase the latest issue of their award-winning magazine, as well as keeping an archive of back-issues.

Physics Department

published by chris on Sun, 2011-01-09 14:19

This site was built for the physics department at Marietta College, using my standard Marietta College design kit of XHTML/CSS/JavaScript/PHP. As with most of the department sites, it features an RSS News feed with from the College Relations website so any recent news stories about the Physics department will be populated on the department's sidebar.

Physics Department

Anderson Hancock Planetarium

published by chris on Sun, 2011-01-09 14:16

I designed and developed this site after being asked to build a special site for the Anderson Hancock Planetarium prior to its grand opening on the Marietta College campus. The biggest challenge in creating this site was that I wanted it to have all the navigational features and design elements of the new Marietta College website I was designing, but it needed to go live about 4 months before the full Marietta College site would be ready.

Anderson Hancock Planetarium

Student Activities Department

published by chris on Sat, 2011-01-08 14:23

As part of the Marietta College website, the Student Activities pages are where visitors learn about student clubs and organizations on campus. The Director of Student Activities asked me to redesign their website to allow students to register a new organization and upload membership information entirely online, thus replacing their existing manual, paper-driven process of registering organization membership.

Student Activities Department

OASPA-OAEE

published by chris on Fri, 2011-01-07 16:59

The Ohio Association of School Personnel Administrators and the Ohio Association for Employment in Education, a joint organization consisting of two groups, contacted me to create a new website for them. They wanted an interactive site where people could not only register for conferences, but also register for membership to their organization. Members would have access to different content on the website such as a knowledge base and online forums, and users with special privileges would be able to view a directory of all member contact info.

OASPA-OAEE site, built with Drupal

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