The design and implementation of the 2008 conference site for the Missouri Master Gardeners led me to be contracted to produce the conference site for 2009. Hosted in Jefferson City, the conference includes a number of guided tours and lectures. The site is detailed in its representations of these events, utilizing a number of dynamic and interactive features to display photos, bios, etc.

The site also includes a dynamic registration form with a link to PayPal for credit card payment and an administrative "backend" for the registration committee to access Registrant information and download it into MS Excel as CSV spreadsheet files,

A "business brochure" site with simply stated information about the services, personnel and location of the company.

The website informs visitors of features, programs, activities and other pertinent details of The Botanical Center and Gardens at Springfield Parks' Nathanael Greene and Close Memorial Parks. The site also features a WordPress blog installation, photo and video gallery for several contributors and photographers. While there is still further development in the works, the site is currently completely functional with a full set of features.

Based on a WordPress template, this site was launched in March of 2011. It features articles from the print version of the magazine as well as an Editor's blog, advertising and subscription information. It will continue to be developed with new features as time goes on.

The Harley Worthit website is a means for the Branson Comedian to connect with his audience and give them something to use to stay connected with him on a personal level (by means of a contact form and mailing list) and also a place to go for content, such as videos, audio snippets and merchandise. There are also links to promotional material and photos, all available for download to further promote his act.

The site was designed and developed over a three month period in early 2007. All graphics, video editing, text (with the exception of his biography) and layout was done by yours truly.

Currently under development is a brand new site for the Branson, MO "World's Largest Performing Family", Hughes Brothers Show.

With the primary graphic design being performed by Adam Hughes, the site structure is being built as a showcase for the Theater, Show and Family and will include extensive biographic material, photo galleries, video galleries, a shopping cart for sale of CDs, DVDs and other gift shop items, audio samples of their music, and connections to Facebook, Twitter and other social-networking portals. The site was launched in April of 2011 and while it is still under development, it is considered about 90 per cent complete.

The state director of the Master Gardener Program for Kansas provided me with a "grocery list" of features and items he wanted for his on-line reports database application.

The features include the ability for a county-level program coordinator to create a unique county profile for their EMG members consisting of annual hour requirements and custom sets of volunteer and training opportunity categories. Features also include the ability to keep track of prospects for the program and print mailing labels both for entire member lists and specifically for those without email addresses. And of course, th ability to run a variety of reports and export to the Excel Spreadsheet file format (.csv) is standard..

Also included are Tutorial Videos showing how to use the site to Master Gardeners (such as how to enroll, submit Volunteer Hours Reports and Export cumulative reports to .csv files) and to County Level Coordinators (creating a county profile, run reports and print mailing labels.)

Here a county-level coordinator of the Master Gardener program in Kansas can view and verify hours records of the volunteers in their areas.

A Branson radio station asked me to produce a comp of a new design for their site. What was desired was an updated, "print media" look and feel. The site would be wholly dynamic. However, they stuck with their existing site due to budgetary constraints. I included this on my site as another example of my work.

The website was built with a Public View primarily for information dissemination (program specifics, projects, PR releases and so forth) and a Members Only View to provide access to documents pertaining to member committees, by-laws, volunteer opportunities, etc. The site also provides for member contribution of articles, photos, news and blog posts.

We set up Harley Worthit with a custom-built "back-end" to manage his email list subscribers, add to and modify his "jokes of the week" and otherwise control the dynamic content of his site. A custom-made CMS (Content Management System.)

The client needed a way to put a complex order form with over 150 items on the website without the need to "add to cart" each one, refresh the shopping cart and add the next, etc. We developed an order form with all items and the ability to add as many as necessary of each item, as many items as necessary and then click one button which added them all to the cart and sent the buyer to PayPal to check out.