A website designed for Omaha Otolaryngologist William A Ingram's newly opened practice. This site is purely CSS based, mostly static content. An Ajax contact form was included and Google Map was embeded.

I took the project because I used to work with Dr. Ingram's wife Marilyn. 

Website designed/developed for Hydracaddy (July/August 2010). Hydracaddy is a local company who designs and sells patent personal hydration system for golfers. I used Wordpress as platform along with plugins as Mailchimp, Twitter and photo gallery as the owner would like to be able to add content by themselves, launch email campaigns and stay in touch with potential users with social media. For the look and feel, I used a male golfer illustration to draw attention to the product, as well as add a trendy, urban and energitic feeling to the site. Some ecommerce functions will be added once the products are available for sale. I was also involved in helping the company to get the product produced. 

This was the award winning project I designed and developed in 2004 as the final project for a class Design and Development of Interactive Software with FlashMX.  The features of this system are:

• One-screen interface;
• Customers can easily check the availability of tables for any date/time and make reservations to specific tables;
• Customers can pre-order from picture menu online (they will be prompted for credit card information if they pre-order);
• Restaurant has an admin panel to monitor and manage reservations; they can too use front-end to quickly glance for open slots in busy times when customer calls;
• The system also does simple validations. For example, it will not allow submission if customer puts 1 guest but want to reserve a 10-person table.

A Flash application for Gallup organization to better showcase their products. It was the last proejct I worked on as a student, and the most fun one. All of us were students from PKI, UNO and we were divided into two groups to design/develop this prototype same time. At the end we presented to Gallup executives and let they decide which one they would choose to continue working on. And this was the winning project.