Web Design Projects

Website Design – NJ Computers

NJ COMPUTERS – I was personally asked by someone I know in the community where I live to create a website for his business (he runs a small computer store). He wanted something simple and that can be easily updated by his small staff. I decided to give him a WordPress based site using one of my templates.

His original website design was just a few static pages. With the WordPress site along with the database and the webhosting that I provided for him, this would make it much easier for him to update his website whenever he wants to.

Website Design – Dasaco Enterprises

DASACO – There was a point in time in my life when I was a full time graphic artist. That’s when I used to work in a small company called Dasaco Enterprises. I did a good amount of work there – since I was the only graphic artist ( i.e: long hours ) – I did a number of designs for product placement (none of which I can show you since they belong to the company).

I also created one of their magazines and of course I created their first REAL website design – their previous website before my arrival was just one page. Staying in Dasaco was a learning experience – but I went back to teaching afterwards. They’ve made changes to their website design since my departure, but I know I made major changes while I was there – the boss told me so, LOL.

Also, this was the only time in my life that I ever bothered using a Mac – I’m a PC fan for life!

Website Design – School of Business and Computer Science

SBCS – In the beginning of the second part of my teaching career, I began lecturing at the School of Business and Computer Science back in 2003. The very first thing that I was asked to do by the Managing Director and Founder of the school ( in the actual interview ) was to restructure their website to make it look more attractive and easier to navigate. I landed the job and got my first web design project on the same day.

The school’s original website had a drab gray color ( it was not appealing to look at ), it was hard to navigate, and nobody in the I.T Department really wanted to work on it – and that’s where I came in.

I redesigned the color scheme to “blue / white” to make it look more attractive and I created a distributed navigation system ( links running along the top and left of each page ).

It was instantly approved and the general design still remains there to this day.

I no longer need to work on the website design of this site – I still work at the school, but I only do lectures in various Web and Graphic Design programs.

Changes have been made to the website over the years ( it now runs on a database and it can be updated by various departments ) but its good to see that my original design structure is still inherently there.