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The site for Soullenz Gallery, an art gallery and photography studio in Honolulu. The site includes a calendar system remotely editable from many calendar applications, RSS feed, and studio portfolio. |
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The site for Da' Kine Rags, a maker of custom jumpsuits and clothes for skydiving. The site includes an online store where suits can be customized and ordered as well as an online gallery of celebrities, teams, and skydivers wearing Rags. |
The Web site for the Hawaii-based musician Makana. |
1999-2000
I developed the Web site for Commerce One.net (also called MarketSite.net), one of the first business-to-business portals, from version 1.0 to 3.0, initially working with frogdesign. The site was developed with the requirements that no frames be used and that Netscape Navigator as well as Internet Explorer on all platforms be supported. During development I worked with a back-end team using CVS. After mock-up work the team developed ASP code to interface with the software beneath, while following my interface specifications.
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| The version 1.5 home page. | The version 1.5 "about" section. |
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| The version 3.0 home page. | The version 3.0 Trade Directory. |
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The World-Wide Web 1997 An ongoing project, the World-Wide Web History Project aims to document the early years of the history of the World-Wide Web. This site was developed in 1997 and was nominated for the 1997 Cool Site of the Year. |
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1994 One of the first commercial Web sites, CommerceNet was (and still is) a consortium of businesses aiming to streamline business on the net. It was developed in the days of Mosaic and is included here for historical purposes. |
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