My personal and professional portfolio of past website application development projects. Click on each image card to open the portfolio item.

Prosoft Technology

ProSoft Technology Inc. serves the automation industry's communications and specialized applications needs with high quality products, application expertise, and technical support. With corporate offices in California, ProSoft is committed to providing localized sales and support to customers worldwide.

Merchant Warehouse

Offering merchant accounts, credit card processing, credit card machines, and credit card software for businesses.

Films That Change The World

FilmsThatChangeTheWorld.com is a promotional website for events surrounding select film events world wide.

Max's Closet

The fashion collection was first created for Max, an adorable Yorkshire Terrier, and all of his fashionable friends.

Alaska Linux Users Group

Alaska Linux Users Group - we promote, share, help and advise on the use of Open Source in Anchorage, Alaska.

Alcone Company

Alcone Company began in 1950 as a pharmacy that also sold cosmetics and false eyelashes to Broadway showgirls and starlets. Their philosophy then remains the same today "find the best makeup products from around the world and offer them at affordable prices so everyone (not just the rich and fabulous) will benefit ..."

Stars Theater Company

STARS Theater Company is providing education, professional guidance, training and experience in theatre arts to young people.

Twisted Throttle

Twisted Throttle offers the best selection of motorcycle touring gear, accessories, luggage, windscreens, stands, and crashbars for metric bikes on the Internet!

eZcommunity

eZ Community is a branch of the eZ Systems eZ publish 2 php/mysql web content management system, updated to include new bug fixes, contributions, missing features and modules. eZ systems does not provide support in any way for eZ Community releases.

Alaskan Industrial Hardware

In 1959, Alaska Industrial Hardware was founded. It was a modest beginning with a simple plan - buy surplus nuts and bolts, remanufacture them and sell them. Working together throughout the years, four partners developed the hardware institution as it is known today.