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MickM.com

Bram — Sat, 06 Sep 2008 15:09:58 +0000

Mick Moolhuijsen is a Dutch guy who’s been in the designing/gaming business for quite some time now. He’s been running his portfolio and community for ages now. As an active member and close to Mick, I helped him out with the latest version of his great site: the long awaited v10!

The first plan was to just code the front end and then change the backend a little. The backend however was written ages ago and was severely outdated. We decided we’d overhaul the entire thing. The whole site is now based on the CodeIgniter framework.

Mick designed the site and did the bigger part of the xHTML and CSS and I coded what was left: a part xHTML and CSS, but a lot of PHP.

You can view the site online at MickM.com

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Els Dufourmont

Bram — Wed, 09 Jul 2008 08:53:44 +0000

This was a website made for Els Dufourmont. She’s a painter from Belgium and started exhibiting her work and so she also needed a website to show off her work.I did the entire website development, from design to coding the backend. The backend manages the guestbook (approving/deleting entries), the news (write new item, edit existing item or delete item) and it also manages the portfolio section, allowing Els to upload new pieces, selecting one of the three categories and adding some additional, non required data. The uploaded images are automatically processed: the uploaded image is resized and watermarked and a square thumbnail is created.

This was also my first site I developped using CodeIgniter, this allowed me to construct the website with search engine friendly URL’s and a generally smoother development.

This site is online, go check out Els Dufourmont’s portfolio.

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18-55mm

Bram — Fri, 29 Feb 2008 23:34:56 +0000

This is the portfolio of Sam Turner, an online buddy of mine. He did the design of his minimalistic online portfolio, showcasing his photography and his digital work. I coded the design into valid xhtml/css and added a little php for the navigation.

I actually did this one a while back, but only got to posting it now (I kinda forgot about it). At the moment, I was learning about the JavaScript library Prototype, and got all excited to use fancy scripts for the thumbnail effects, when I realised some effective CSS would be better. So, this website uses effective CSS. Hurray for me.

Name: 18-55mm – The portfolio of Sam Turner
Status: Online

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Slookbox

Bram — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 21:33:12 +0000

Slookbox is a combination of two scripts I’ve used for quite fair time now. Slook Webgallery and Lightbox. Slookbox is still in what you may call a very alpha phase. It works, that’s about it, as for the rest, it looks horrible. I’ve combined these two scripts because I liked Slook Webgallery of it’s simplicity: you only needed one file, index.php and folders with images, based on those folders containing .jpg files, it would generate simple albums with thumbnails which can be viewed full size too. Now Slookbox truely was a hidious thing, so I tried spicing it up with Lightbox. Now seeing as it’s using Lightbox, it’s no longer a single file webgallery. BUT! It has Lightbox, so who gives a damn. Still, I should do something about the CSS. But yeah, it’s working, and free for you to use if you want to!

Click the thumbnail to see a live example.

Name: Slookbox
Status: Online (download)

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Photography Portfolio

Bram — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 21:02:15 +0000

A photography portfolio template I just made. It’s not really for myself but more something I was playing with in my mind and wanted to see in real digital (HAH, an oxymoron!) life. Tell me what you think, I’m not too sure about the background… I’ve also added a hover effect on the working template with Prototype.

Name: Photography Portfolio (I know it sucks)
Status: If you really want it, we could cut a deal. (View online version)

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European Resellers

Bram — Fri, 23 Nov 2007 17:36:21 +0000

This was a website created for one of first clients. It was for a small hosting company the man started. The design, CSS and xHTML were done by me, the CMS behind it was done by Mathijs Depuydt. This website has been online for a while, but the client turned out to be a big liar who didn’t pay properly. It’s been taken offline now.

Name: European Resellers
Status: For sale if redesigned

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CKeohanePhotography

Bram — Fri, 23 Nov 2007 17:32:53 +0000

This was a small website I designed for a close friend of mine, Callum Keohane, a while back. The site was built on simple xHTML and CSS and featured some of his photography in the header.

Name: CKeohane Photography
Status: Not online anymore

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AmA-Wellness

Bram — Thu, 22 Nov 2007 09:32:47 +0000

AmA-Wellness had a complete redesign of their old website. A layout was created according to the house-style and a backend was developped to maintain all the content online.

Name: AmA-Wellness
Status: online

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