I now only do this for myself, for a bit of fun and for close friends and tradesmen who work on our house.
I have had a few great opportunities to help a few friends to redesign and revamp old sites into simple designs that work well.
Graphics created with GIMP, CSS & HTML written in MS Notepad, all in 3 hours. A constant evolution as the client's business builds. Now includes more details about the client's qualifications, both internationally and across Australia. Currently offline
(b. 2003) It was great to be given the opportunity to redesign the Sturt Table Tennis Club website. Totally revamped to incorporate a lot of CSS - {p, class, style), but with no TABLES or IFRAMES. This will solve the browser issues. Works better, flows evenly.
TESTIMONIAL "For the last two years the Sturt Table Tennis Club has been searching for a web design to suit its individual needs. Thanks to Stephen the Club now has a web site that is visually appealing and very professional in design. The club may now display for its members individual player performances and has a vehicle that may be used in promotion of the club. Stephen has not only built an excellent site but has made many excellent suggestions along the way in terms of club developmental ideas that may be taken on by the committee."
(b: 2001) I have rebuilt my site many times over the last ten years, but this latest incarnation is my favourite. Other than to incorporate my blog, this is how it will stay for a long time!
(b: 2001) Because I have been a fan for over twenty years, I just had to have my own shrine to the members, music and amazing influence they have had over the whole world wide web. This site has been through only a few incarnations. I plan to invigorate this sub-site soon, to include information about my U2-paraphenalia and my personal reviews on their music.
(b: 2004) The saga of four feral cats growing old gracefully in domestic suburbia. Read how they fight the forces of evil humans in their never ending saga to win a spot in front of the heater. Sigh. Cats. So much hair, not enough blu-tac.
From 2004-2007 I was Webmaster for Apex SA/NT.
I designed the layout, created the graphics and writing the intricate code for this project. It was online for a very short time.
(b: 2004) I rejoined Apex in March 2004, after five years absence. I heard that the position of State Webmaster was available, so readily put my hand up for the position. The previsus site had much missing data and was sorely outdated. I totally revamped the site to bring it into the new millennia.
(b: 2004) Whilst President of the Club, I took the liberty of building and maintaining a simple website that kept a record of events, membership and community-spirit.
All of these were removed from the internet soon after I resigned from the State Board and left my Apex Club.
