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Wednesday, April 15 Update: I have been neglecting my portfolio site while focusing my attention on client projects, but it's time for some portfolio love again! Most projects are still not yet tagged, but I hope to get to that soon. New and larger screen shots should follow soon after that.

Printing Company Web Site

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~~Company Name Redacted~~ is a printing company in ~~Location Redacted~~. I was the primary developer of its new Web site, implementing visual designs and functionality requests and combining provided HTML, Flash content, and images with original PHP, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript (including AJAX)—first as a regular employee of WebEnertia then later as an independent contractor to WebEnertia. Customers can use the new site to do such things as check shipping rates, place and pay for orders, add and manage contact records, upload files, and view their order histories.

The project manager and visual designer was Steve Ohanians, WebEnertia's Creative Director and a partner in the company. The private administration system (not accessible via any public URL) developer was Valod Amirkhanian, WebEnertia's Programming Director and the other partner in the company. Additional Web production was performed by Naro Vartanian.

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Client and employer projects are always top priorities for me, so when I get busy, I tend to neglect my own projects. Perhaps by listing some of my Web sites that need some good loving attention right here, I will shame myself into alotting more of my spare time to work on them. Hmm… can playing Left 4 Dead count as working on Game Buzz and GameSights? Let's see…

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