Visual Wisdom Web Portfolio

Current Projects

Community Drum

I wrote and received a grant from the National Library of Medicine to create this community online website for Alaska Natives/American Indians living with HIV/AIDS. I used PhotoShop and I hand-coded the CSS, JavaScript and HTML, and that was the easy part. The hard part was generating and editing the content.

Last Frontier Woodcarvers Club

I did this website for the woodcarvers club that I belong to; parts of it is still in development, but what do you expect? We are all busy woodcarving! Fun little project!

Alaska Native Epidemiology Center

Simple website for where I work now. Handcoded and renovated it from FRONTPAGE! or should I say, SAVED it from FRONTPAGE! This website is now housed at a different Native organization new Epi website because they have moved to another organization. In this second go-round I was quite limited with what I could do for it because the new organization uses a content management system called Commonspot, to make all of our web pages look the same. Oh well, at least I learned a new system.

Previous Projects

Visual Wisdom

This is the original Visual Wisdom website that served me well for about 5 years. I also handcoded this site, and used PhotoShop as much as I could! I also have some websites listed in the gallery section that are not listed in the renovated Visual Wisdom.

Puyallup Tribal Health Authority

I was the photographer, digital artist, handcoder and writer for this website. It was also my first venture in working with the Federal government. They have regulations for their regulations! All in all, a very fun project and I learned alot!

A Fresh Approach

Not all the site is here for it is an Intranet site and only employees have full-access to the online site. What was interesting about this one? Their logo colors, quite the fun challenge to work with.

Southsound Business Network

Once again I was the photographer, digital artist, handcoder and writer for this website. What made this one so special is check out the "Just for Fun" page -- it was my first venture in creating a "puzzle."