Donald Watson is a prominent architect and interpretive designer. He is principal of EarthRise design.

The site features a selection from the wide variety of projects that he has lead, and provides a wonderful introduction to interpretive planning and ecologically sensitive building.

Shot By Shot is an intricate, subscription-based Golf analysis site which was started a number of years ago. Elbek Systems has contributed with a new visual design, credit card processing and an administrative back-end system.

ASP.NET, SQL Server, XML and Flash are some of the technologies used for this system.

Simply Baby is a brick-and-click business with enviable growth in web sales. It utilizes a 3rd party e-commerce engine.

The site was given a visual redesign, aligning it with an existing logo and color scheme.

(Work done under sub-contract.)

The Three Houses site is strictly business oriented. As in all my sites, much attention is paid to creating a visual identity.

This site is static. An iFrame is used throughout for cohesion.

Library Connection, Inc. needed a site with significant dynamic content.
Perl scripts allow access to a growing collection of documents, some of which are protected by Apache authentication. A third-party, dynamic calendar provides an important part of the site as well. In addition, the site serves as a front-end to the large library system.
(Work done under sub-contract.)

The Trumbull Land Trust site was pure fun to create. It focuses on showcasing sanctuaries and surrounding areas through photographs.

This site has earned a Golden Web Award.

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The site for 'WeWantWork, Connecticut' benefitted from significant team input. The visual components are crisp and upbeat.

There is a fairly significant administrative back end, encompasing several access levels. Backed by a database and ASP code.

The site for S. G. Hart & Associates projects warmth and a sense of quality. The aim was to make an obscure discipline accessible while retaining interesting and challenging content for the reader already familiar with the subjects.