This site was created for a local Bar & Grill that needed an update from an static Flash site. I combined both North and South locations into a single website. Sadley they do not put the effort into keeping the site up to date. You can visit the site at the following link or by clicking the website image above. http://stompingroundsaustin.com.
This site was picked up from a friend of mine that did not have time to manage it. I converted the site into a more modern design and maintain the site as needed and upon request from Macks Camper Sales.
You can see the before and after transformation if you click on the links BEFORE and AFTER. The after site is the current version and the before version is still live and functional to serve as a before and after project.
This is a site created for a long time friend since second grade. I picked this site up to help him out while he grows his cycle shop and new Bar & Grill. I maintain this site when I have the time. Now that the new Bar & Grill is open I will be doing a major overhaul on the entire site. Check it out, Texas Proud Custom Cycles does some great work, and if you are ever in the Killeen area, stop by for some great food and live music.
TSDonahueGroup.com is a very nice clean portfolio site created for a previous co-worker to showcase his skills. New version of this site is in the works.
This site is a ow budget site that is in process. This site is a self paced site for Dan allowing him to learn to manage the site as it is being developed so that he may maintain the site as he wants once complete. To read more about Dan, visit his site at http://larson-comms.com
This site was crerated for Ball-Hard.com. The intention was after the site was complete, they would manage the site themselves. Click the thumbnail or vist the live site at http://ball-hard.com
Fort Worh Bolt & Tool was created to replace a very old site that they were not able to update. Once this site was completed, they have been maintaining it with no help from me so far.
Site created for Chris and John. They do some amazing dent removal. This site is kept up by them.
Basic website for 121 Towing and Recovery. This site is currently active. Vist 121towing.com to see the site.
Royal-Northaven is a site created for a prominent neighborhood association in Dallas, Texas.
This site was simply created to have a place to archive yearbook images and photos from our High School Reunion before FaceBook was popular. Our High School split our senior year, so it's all about the memories. This was for the 30 Year Reunion. The site for the 25 Year can be found HERE.
Another really old site that is still alive. Not sure how often they update the site, but appears they have kept it current. Site is managed by them. Just used as a reference to show how technology has evolved.
Syntragy.com is another site older site created with the intent that the site would be maintained by the site owner. Achived on my server for historical purposes.
Syntragy
http://demo.mediaspout.com/syntragy/ (archived when completed)
http://syntragy.com/ (live site)
This site was created quite a few years ago for Applied Cognitive Solutions to be managed by them, and after handed off from me to the contractor for the job. Not sure what happened to the company. I am providing a link to the site as completed and hosted on my server. This is good example to see how far the web has come. The link for the live site is http://www.acsworldwide.com/ and the link to the site when I completed it is http://demo.mediaspout.com/ACS/
Another really old site don back in the day when the web was still new and bowsers were limited. Intended to replaced printed publications way before it was imageined. Saved for archival and hosted on my demo server. Really old stuff.
Another really old site (Flash based) that never really got off the ground and was created ages ago for the comapny Delance USA, the maker of some of the finest women's watches in the world. this site is archived HERE. If you'd like to learn more about these beautiful watches, you can visit the parent site at http://delance.com.
This was one of the first sites I created and leaving it on here for archival purposes. I believe the site is still life, but have since lost contact with David. The archived site is
http://demo.mediaspout.com/dbaker and the live site is located at http://davidrbaker.com/.