Viva Physiotherapy
Viva Physiotherapy required a simple site to help promote their new clinic in Melbourne. I was able to help accomplish this.
Footscray Hockey Club 2010
http://www.footscrayhockey.com.au
Well it is that time again. This latest revamp of the clubs site has been a few years in the making and has been the biggest update so far. This time we didn’t just upgrade the interface we also had to do some heaving php lifting in the back end to make the management of our new sponsorship packages easier.
ALFitness.com.au
The Australian Lifestyle & Fitness group approached the company i currently work for (Revium) to initially help redevelop the front end to their advanced Diet and Training web application. The design was completed by a firm named Bliss Media. I was required to add extra functionality and implement the interface using VB.Net, AJAX and SQL Server
VirtuosoGlassware.com.au
Virtuoso Glassware Online is a site i developed for a friend. She customizes glass’ part time for parties, engagements and weddings. Since it is not a full time job we decided to use an already existing Wordpress template. The bulk of the custom work was creating the Order form using a bit of jquery.
ComputerPro.com.au
While i was working at ComputerPro they required a site overhaul. At the time we were getting into Windows SharePoint Services work and thought this would make a good platform for our new site. It provided us with the CMS type updating style but also the ability to create secure sub sites for clients where we could store project specifications and minutes.
SportsOnline.net.au
Sportsonline is and online photography store developed for DP (Delaney Photography). Primarily to act as an online store for Sports Photography it also enabled the customer to showcase his great photographs.
It was developed using Zen-Cart and open source shopping cart.
Footscray Hockey Club 2006
Redesigned the site to give it a more moder look and take advantage of WordPress so club members can easily contribute to the site.
Footscray Hockey Club 2001
This site was developed using HTML and was the starting point for the Clubs online presence