Websites I've built.

I also submitted and configured the site for Google indexing to make it discoverable through search.

Video Editing: Marc at EditMaxxing provides video-editing and YouTube content services and is also part of the Earnest Marketing DMV team.

This project reflects the same hands-on approach used in my website development work — every section, effect, and interaction was built and checked carefully, from the file structure to the final visual experience.

"The website they made me is amazing. It is so gorgeous, eye-catching, and appealing. It includes features showcasing my work, beautiful scrolling videos, and click-through galleries that have made my business so much more customer-friendly and accessible."

A dedicated "Recent work" page walks through individual projects one at a time — blackout shades installed thirteen feet up a two-story great room, a bay window transformation, and more — most with matched before/after photos, instead of a generic photo grid.

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Ongoing Content & Technical Management

As the webmaster, I managed the site from 2001 until handing it off to a new webmaster in May 2008, including about six months of remote maintenance while the church found a replacement. The church paid only for its own domain name; I covered the hosting. When I handed the site over, the church thanked me in writing for my dedication in building and maintaining the website for many years.

“On behalf of CCMC, I would like to express our sincere and heartfelt appreciation to you for your complete dedication to develop and faithfully maintain the website for CCMC for many years.”

• Published the church's weekly news, prayer requests, and sermon topics
• Published weekly sermon audio recordings
• Scanned and digitized hundreds of pages of books and photo collections from the late senior pastor, each page published as its own web page with previous/next navigation and a full page index
• Scanned, resized, and optimized hundreds of book-page images for faster loading while maintaining readability
• Solved hosting limits for a 100MB site: started on 10MB of free church server space, added about 90MB of web space from my own household internet service for roughly five years, then moved everything to my personal paid hosting package in 2008
• Managed the website’s content and structure

The screenshots here are archived copies (Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine, web.archive.org, 2008) of pages from the original site that I built. They were saved without the logo, images or stylesheet, so they look plain, but they show that this 400+ page website was built and live online in 2008 when I handed it off, with its book pages published as individual web pages. (The church stopped using my hosting after the 2008 handoff, and my own copies of the files are no longer available, so I am showing archived copies as evidence.)