Website Development Portfolio
EssentialApparel.com, FaceAudio.com, HouseAndHomeOutlet.com, ScotYard.com
These websites are examples of the best work I have done so far. All these websites have exactly same HTML and were created by just creating a separate stylesheet for each. Hence, content was completely separated from presentation. This was a huge project where we (HTML’ers) and programmers worked together. The goal is to standardize installation of Ecommerce Partners’ shopping cart to make it easy to install and update, and reduce cost. Only time will tell if the goal is achieved or not but it was the most exciting phase of my career. I worked with two other HTML’ers by supervising and training them.
Work Done: XHTML, CSS
Everdiam.com
The client was detail oriented and that was such a wonderful blessing. Together we made this website a real work of art. I really took time on this website and focused on making it user-friendly. I created separate stylesheet for printing.
Work Done: XHTML, CSS
DagadTrikon.com
I gave my 110% to this website and made sure that each page of the site is validated for XHTML, CSS and section 508. This site was created with usability and accessibility in mind. To keep up with website usability standards, I added flash detection JavaScript and there are alternate images for visitors with no flash.
Work Done: XHTML, CSS, SEO, PayPal Integration
Bellini.com
I HTML’d this website in a way that the content is completely separated from presentation. The only images in the HTML are the updateable images such as product images. All the rest of the images are in the StyleSheets. Hence, this website can be redesigned completely just be changing the StyleSheet.
Work Done: XHTML, CSS
PotteryByShikha.com
Gallery of handmade pottery by Shikha Joshi. Using CSS, I made the artwork on the home page to overlap just a bit on the updateable image of pottery. This created an interesting effect from design perspective.
Work Done: XHTML, CSS
AZSahajaYoga.org
Sahaja Yoga website for Arizona. This website is updated by my friends who are not acquainted with HTML. Using XHTML, I could completely separate content from presentation, making it easy to update.
Work Done: Design, XHTML, PHP Contact Form, CSS Menu
LittleWeddingCompany.com
This was the second site that I used to teach XHTML to Amy at work. I HTML’d the home page and a template for her. I supervised her work very closely.
Work Done: XHTML, CSS
MyWrestlingRoom.com
I used this site to teach XHTML to Amy at work. I HTML’d the home page and a template for her. I supervised her work. I used min-height to keep the brand logos always at the bottom. HTML challenges I met are Wrestling Team schedule calendar and the background of this site.
Work Done: XHTML, CSS
Soxx.com
The content area of this website is the most interesting part. Using CSS, I made the white background with text semi-transparent. Thus creating an attractive design element for this website.
Work Done: XHTML, CSS
BigCheesePCS.com
Implemented CSS navigation menu. The interesting part of this website was using absolute positioning to make text appear on top of the mouse character in the internal pages. Also, I used absolute positioning to create the text shadow for the titles of the internal pages.
Work Done: XHTML, CSS
NITConnect.net
SEO Results as of Sept.’05: Page 1 of Yahoo, Google for keywords: “computer networking new york”, “computer networking services new york”, “computer networking installation new york”, “network management new york”, “computer networking installation”.
Work Done: HTML, CSS, SEO
MethodFitness.com
I did SEO for about seven months in 2005. Their old site was in flash and hence had zero visibility in search engines. SEO results I had acheived: Page 1 of Yahoo, Google for keywords: “personal training manhattan”, “personal trainers manhattan”, “personal training nyc”.
Work Done: XHTML, CSS, SEO
ECPGroup.net
First website which I coded in XHTML. This site had zero visibility in search engines when I started in 2004. This is because it used flash navigation only. SEO results as of October, 2005: on Page 1 of Yahoo, Google for keywords: “custom intranet development”, “custom intranet software”.
Work Done: XHTML, CSS, SEO
EcommercePartners.net
Most difficult to achieve appearance on page 1 of search engines due to competion with sites that are experts in SEO. Results as of October, 2005: Page 1 of Yahoo, Google for keywords: “ecommerce website design”, “ecommerce website development”, “web design new york”.
Work Done: HTML, CSS, SEO
ICS-IQ.com
I had to create two versions: ICS-IQ.com and ICSForensic.com. Using CSS, this was a piece of cake. I did SEO work for about four months in early 2005 and got them to Page 1 of Yahoo and Google for keywords: “hard drive duplication”, “hard drive cloning”, “copying hard drives”.
Work Done: HTML, CSS, SEO
BHMLawNYC.com
I did SEO for about six months in 2004. This was a new domain and hence had zero visibility in search engines when I started working on this website. I did manage to increase the traffic significantly to this website.
Work Done: HTML, SEO
LetsFallinLove.net
One of those websites that don’t take too long to HTML. I completed the entire HTML work in about five hours.
Work Done: XHTML, CSS, Installed Flash Detection JavaScript
AustinSahajaYoga.org
Sahaja Yoga meditation website for Austin. One of the first websites that I designed and HTML’d. I’m working on the redesign of this website.
Work Done: Design, HTML, CSS