Web Design Work

I have been doing web development for almost five years now. I am the HTML/CSS/usability/accessibility "go to guy" on the development team at SEO Inc., where I have worked for over three years now. I also head up the blog team at SEO Inc. and I post regularly on our company blog.
Before my current job I was a teachers assistant in the advanced Photoshop & HTML classes at Platt College while I finished my degree program.
Examples of My Recent Work
Camp La Jolla
Note the use of sIFR, and the main menu items with the rounded corners (that are "flex width" to fit the width of the text) that I made by combining a technique known as sliding doors (for the variable width rounded corners effect) and son of sukerfish dropdowns (which are marked up as super clean, and semantically correct, unordered lists that can have as many levels of sub-item dropdown as you want, just by adding more nested lists).
Online Legal Steroids
I did everything except the design, including implementing the shopping cart (I used Zen Cart).
Marketing CMS
This is my scraper site (well, scraper site system, really) that I made for fun, I do make a little advertising money off of it but not much:) I did everything.
I am also quite capable with flash, JavaScript frameworks such as; mootools and jQuery, a multitude of server side languages, and some SQL.
There really should be many more examples but unfortunately my web development has been kind of a hard thing to keep really good track of. I have been toying with the idea of keeping an online backup of actual working websites that I have worked on, as that would be the best way to keep track and display my work. But there could be issues with clients confidentiality (especially my clients through my job), so we'll see. But rest assured, I am coming up with something, soon.
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CSSZengarden Submissions
by stevet | Tue, 12/30/2008 - 3:16amCSS Zen Garden is a website where developers put their design and CSS abilities to the test. The goal is to create an entirely unique theme for their website by modifying only the CSS. If they deem it good enough, they will post your design in their official catalog.
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Drop Down Menu Solutions
by stevet | Tue, 12/30/2008 - 3:12amI have used many drop down menu solutions, some are great, some are not so great. What makes a great menu is that it is not only accessibility standards compliant, but also semantically correct. This ensures that the site navigation is always accessible, even to users browsing with screen readers or text only browsers that ignore CSS.
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Miscalenious Projects
by stevet | Thu, 01/01/2009 - 10:36pmVarious small projects I created and work on from time to time.
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Quiz
by stevet | Thu, 02/12/2009 - 4:11amA general knowledge web trivia quiz I developed using JavaScript.
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Web Development Project
by stevet | Tue, 12/30/2008 - 1:19amI developed this fictional medical center website (and the Flash based banner advertisement) with a partner as part of my web development coursework in college.












