Web Design

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Some examples of my work

hannaher.net (2004-ongoing)

The home page for hannaher.net simply displays two banners for the sites of family members.

My personal web domain purchased at the end of December in 2003, the page serves as a placeholder for subdomains.

c.hannaher.net (2004-ongoing)

The Diversions page at c.hannaher.net is the most frequently updated section.

The subdomain c.hannaher.net as exemplified by the Diversions page mostly retained the style of the previous incarnation (at RCN/Starpower/Erol’s) and continued it into 2005.

users.erols.com/constantine.hannaher/ (2000-2006)

My Erol’s webspace ended up with a single page and a folder of icons to the Building Instruction Portal.
My personal web space at RCN/Starpower/Erol’s where I started with I do not have much to say and I will take my time to say it in August of 2000 and which underwent several revisions of its HTML over the years. By the end it had been severely reduced, and mostly gathered searchers clicking through from search results listing old pages. Bizarrely, the final configuration survived the expiration of the account for several months.

channaher.home.comcast.net (2003-ongoing)

My Comcast webspace is mostly off-limits to search engines.

My personal webspace at Comcast is largely moribund and links to makeovers of various sites. The <title> element that Windows 98 SE cannot show you is прилично ради (mostly it works).

users.erols.com/s.godjevac/ (2001-2002)

My mother’s webspace features large photographs of her gardens.

The personal web space of my mother where she shares her photographs and writings. The <title> element that Windows 98 SE cannot show you is Добро дошли (well come). The site has not been updated in years; it was transferred to another ISP in 2006.

wamaltc.org (2002-ongoing)

WamaLTC site has a new look, now seen in Mac OS X.

The web site of the local LEGO® Train Club was redesigned when the club revived in 2005. I had built the site from scratch starting in October of 2002 and 2 years later it had been in maintenance mode with the club on hiatus.

wamalug.org (2003-2004)

The wamalug.org site used a bold three-column layout achieved with float rules.

The web site of the local LEGO® Users Group was renovated thoroughly starting in April of 2003 to have files ending in .html. Earlier editions of the web site which had been around since 1999 were pushed down a folder into archives. The renovations were largely complete by September of 2003 and through November of 2004 (when I left the club) the site remained up-to-date consistent with the availability of photographs. Subsequently the site had only sporadic updates until a new webmaster started anew in August of 2006 using .shtm files. The domain expired in November of 2006.

summersgrove.org (2003-ongoing)

Yet another redesign of the Summers Grove templates takes its primary cue from the font and form of the main sign.

I took over responsibility for the templates used in the content management system used by my homeowners association some time ago. I added a favicon in October of 2003 and in August of 2004 I thoroughly revised the templates to reduce the number and nesting of tables and set forth all style rules in a linked stylesheet. I changed the color scheme when I added a typographical element with the name of the development.

wamalug.org/weblog/ (2004)

I installed WordPress as a weblog at the site of the LEGO® users group and adjusted the index.php template and imported stylesheet to mostly match the design of the site (at the time).

Last updated on: 29-Jan-2007