Foxsports was pretty interesting. Most of my creations there were used with Adobe Spry ™, JavaScript, DHTML, Ajax, CSS, JSP and Web 2.0 logic. The main focus there is to bring their Front-End up to par with standards. It's a long road, but we are making lots of progress. More to come!

The sites and tools that I have built for NBC.com consist of AJAX, DHTML, JavaScript, CSS, XHTML, XML, Adobe Spry etc. My main job for these projects were to build "Tools" and all XHTML STANDARD pages. There are many more sites that I will post as they launch.

All of these sites built for CBS.com use heavy JavaScript, SHTML, HTML and light PHP. They vary in content and normally contain a photo gallery, voting/polls, flash results, etc. Reality shows are updated on a regular basis therefore all sites must be built properly for seamless updates. More sites are to be added soon.

All of these sites built for UPN.com use heavy JavaScript, SHTML, HTML and light PHP. They vary in content and normally contain a photo gallery, voting/polls, flash results, etc. Reality shows are updated on a regular basis therefore all sites must be built properly for seamless updates. More sites are to be added soon.

Americas Top Sleuth. For this particular page, I was asked to create an environment where the user can view video clips, vote for 5 and then submit their favorites to a backend database for trending results. This page was built using XHTML, CSS, DHTML, JavaScript and Flash.

This site that you are on is an example of use of XHTML, SHTML, CSS, JavaScript and PHP. As you may have noticed the validations on the left, this site has been fully designed for optimal speed and use across many different platforms. This site makes use of CSS boxes as well as other css styling attributes. There are several other CSS & DHTML functions to be added to this site shortly as well as downloadable scripts and goodies for your enjoyment.