Portfolio

Please note that all content belongs to their respective owners and I’ve merely created the websites from the code up. All content belongs to the organizations or individuals that the project was completed for. (the most recent projects are listed at the top)

Here are just a few of our clients that we’ve worked with. Why wouldn’t you want your company logo or personal website to show up here too?

Client: <undisclosed>
Project: Merlin
Website: <unavailable>
Language: C#.NET 2.0, and FLASH with MSSQL, MSACCESS, and DB2 integration
Hours to Develop: ~150 hours.
Comments: Used within back offices as a dashboarding tool, Merlin is able to query whatever backend database the department happpens to be using in order to output operational reports in one centralized method and location. Consists of a Web application and Update Program, that allows the department leads to view Quality, Productivity, and Responsiveness of their own departments. Also generates 16 weeks worth of trend analysis for all catagory totals and has capabilities for thresholding with Red/Yellow/Green stoplight structure.
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Client: MuggleNet
Project: Caption Contest
Website: http://mugglenet.com/cc/
Language: php and mysql
Hours to Develop: ~75 hours.
Comments: Created from the ground up to allow the client and their clients to interact with historical caption contents.
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Client: KARA
Website: http://karaprogram.com/
Language: php, xml, and mysql
Hours to Develop: ~10 hours.
Comments: Dynamically loads all content into a single index page from the corresponding xml page, allowing the client to update an xml file to change the website content. Content can also be queried from the mysql backend to generate on the fly and up to date information from both xml and mysql sources.
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Client: WritheM v2
Website: http://writhem.com/
Language: php and mysql
Hours to Develop: ~5 hours.
Comments: The first generation of the WritheM networks website that allowed user interaction. Could load external RSS onto the main page and included the WritheM Links Database which was the first version of the sweet links section.
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Client: <undisclosed>
Project: Phosphor
Website: <unavailable>
Language: php and mysql
Hours to Develop: ~100 hours.
Comments: Used within a processing department to track error ratios of processors, phosphor can break down the types of errors processors are making and generate reports on them. Would generate reports of the data input errors caused by tellers and processors with php based calenders and css dependant print views.
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Client: abmd.info
Website: http://abmd.info/
Language: php and mysql
Hours to Develop: ~25 hours.
Comments: One of the first websites that existed for tracking content on usenet. Users were awarded points for filling other peoples requests. Even though points meant nothing at all, it became quite popular. The entire site design was modeled after a linux console and was quite well liked by its user base.
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Client: Assension Parish Youth Group
Website: http://apyg.com/
Language: shtml with Micrsoft Passport authentication
Hours to Develop: ~30 hours.
Comments: Allowed Youth Group members to view upcoming events and other members. Was a forum style website that was locked down and authenticated using the members passport id.
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