Web Design and Development

An exciting and interesting field.
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Web development is an exciting and interesting field. I have experience with many of the tools, languages and technologies used to develop content for the web. I have really enjoyed creating this website and I have had the chance to learn some interesting techniques for creating dynamic web content. I could definitely see myself working more closely with the web in future roles.

Most of the examples I have to show for Web Development are quite old. In fact they are probably causing more embarrassment than good. They do however, show that I have a firm understanding of (and prior experience with) technology as it relates to the web.

timZapart.com (2005)

Description: A recent addition to my web experience prompted by my leaving Australia to head for the northern shores of Arendal, Norway. This web site serves as an online portfolio to aid in gaining future employment. www.timzapart.com/folio.

Tools: Developed primarily with XHTML this site uses, CSS and PHP with a mySQL backend to deliver content. Some basic flash elements have been included, but this site serves more as a representation of a traditional informational site as apposed to a Flash based folio.


Zapart Family Portal (2005)

Description: Also inspired by my move to Norway, this site serves as a private portal for myself and relations to communicate regardless of the distance between us.

Tools: This site is also based on XHTML and styled with CSS. PHP scripting and a mySQL backend are used to deliver content, search capabilities and a forum for communication. HTTP and database authentication has been implemented to provide a secure environment.


Instant Recall Australia (2003)

Description: This website was developed for the multimedia development company of which I was employed at the time: Instant Recall Australia. The site provides service information and a series of examples of the Interactive applications developed by the company. www.instantrecall.com.au.

Tools: Static HTML. The current online version of this site is not an example of my work.


Multipac Systems (2003)

Description: This website was developed to represent Mutlipac Systems with an online presence and showcase their range of available products. www.multipac.com.au.

Tools: Static HTML.


Novo Foods (2003)

Description: This website was a quick redevelopment of existing content for Novo Foods and also features a few basic Flash games. www.novofoods.com.au.

Tools: Static HTML and some Flash content/games.


Volt Nightclub (2003)

Description: A site developed for Volt Nightclub just outside of Melbourne to provide an online presence with a focus on advertising upcoming events and the display of image catalogues from previous events.

Tools: A Flash site embedded into static HTML. This site offered user login and a dynamic slide show of images for easy maintenance. No longer online.


Westbourne Grammar (1999)

Description: An informational site developed for Westbourne Grammar School (my high school). Heavy on content and maintenance, one of my first paid contracts.

Tools: Static HTML with lots of GIF animations. No longer online.


NQR website (1999)

Description: An informational site for this Melbourne based chain of grocery stores. Basic online presence and site locations.

Tools: Flash content (using Flash 4). Quite terrible in hindsight but an achievement at the time. No longer online.