This has been my latest work. The website is built on a CSS layout, which is very desirable these days as it allows for very clean code. PHP is also used for features such as the online form.

The design was made with Inkscape, a popular opensource vector image editor. And GIMP was used for graphic work.

The work was done for netprogrammer.com LLC, for their software called Jetfolders. This project was based around an already existing layout, which was updated with a logo and graphics.

The site is made with a table based liquid (stretchable) layout. There was also graphic work done on the application with the creation of custom icons.

Another project for netprogrammer.com LLC, for server software called Enterfind. The project was based on an already existing layout, my additions included all the graphic work, as well as logo design.

My first attempt at website design; from 2002. It was made with Mozilla Composer, and some php was used to create the web based forms.

The idea was simple; create a free image hosting solution that was simple to use, and easy to navigate. Instead of imposing image file size restrictions, allow the upload of large files and have the server scale / compress the images to a more web friendly format. After a few weeks of coding a basic release was made on www.imagewiki.org (currently down). Issues arose fast, which led to the failure of the project.

The biggest down fall was server limitations - resizing and compressing a 2MB image could take up to 40MB's of ram on the server. This taxed the CPU so heavily that on a 800MHz CPU only 2 simultaneous jobs could be run without causing contention.

Source code is available: imagewikisrc