My humble tribute to the thousands of men, women and children lost to the world forever on September 11th. This project was a therapeutic effort to help me cope with the horrific events. I felt I had to do something; so I attempted to create a historical record, of sorts, by gathering images, songs and words. This site is very heavy, and really only suited to broadband connections.

'Fun' was the key design request in developing this web site. The owners of this Houston area beer and music emporium wanted a presence on the Internet that was a bit different from the rest. After all, their pub is a step above and they wanted the same from their web site.

OxyMed Respiratory, Inc. is a provider of home respiratory care, durable medical equipment and supplies which serves the families and medical organizations of the greater San Antonio area, South Texas and the Texas Hill Country. This young and growing company uses their web site as an informational vehicle and sales tool. I worked from OxyMed's original logo to shape the look, feel and color scheme, and the pride they take in being a Texas company was an influence as well.

Ticket Vault, Inc. is an independent, privately owned Texas Corporation engaged in the business of marketing event tickets on a national basis. Casa Indigo was employed to develop the company's web site and corporate image from the ground up. Designed to be search engine friendly, while maintaining usability and a pleasant atmosphere, the Ticket Vault web site makes use of a national, market specific database through the use of JavaScript enhanced hyper-links and search options.

The Fowler Brothers' web site features a clean, simple interface to showcase this Texas music 'folk' ensemble. The band's history, calendar info and music can be explored on this easy to navigate, easy to read site.

An air of youthful, dramatic, stylish fun was the creative drive in designing this web site for teenage Traci. The content is kinda sparse at the moment, but it will come in time. Traci wants to get it just right! HA!

Sarah's Special Space is a child's personal web site with her favorite photographs, poems, links and stuff. This is a copy of the actual web site; the original is privately owned and available only to Sarah's family members and friends.

This is Sarah's first web site which was developed for a web production class project and Christmas gift a few years ago. It is also only a copy.

This project will eventually serve to archive the ten years (1984-1993) of the reggae music print publication. It is very much a work in progress and not yet publicized.

I served as the Mission Bend PTA Webmaster for the 2002-2004 school years. The site was totally reworked, using much the same format as previous years. Most in-house graphics were cleaned up and optomized, while others were developed from scratch. Icons, many animations and certain graphics, as well as sounds, are courtesy of the Internet.
*NOTE: As of November 2005 I learned that Mission Bend Elementary PTA no longer maintained the web site or owned the domain. So, I have placed the 2003 - 2004 pages on my server for review purposes only; all contact and personnel info, content and other aspects are assumed expired and invalid.

T.D.P.M.I. is an educational and networking project serving the Catholic community of the Galveston-Houston Diocese and beyond. Casa Indigo was contracted to redesign this web site, which was previously plain text only. The re-do included developing the look and feel of the site (color usage, fonts, creation of all graphic elements, etc.), templates and individual pages, as well as some adjustments to the site structure.
*NOTE: This web site has undergone another make over since my design. You can view the Casa Indigo version via the link above. However, these pages are for review purposes only; any or all content, personnel and other aspects may no longer be valid. CLICK HERE to take a look at the current version, which is not affiliated with Casa Indigo in any way.

Although purchased by the company, this site was never put into use. It also was developed as a HCCS class project. The company is no longer in operation as Excel Delivery Service.

Originally this linked to an index of the classes and projects completed at Houston Community College. It is no longer operational. I am currently in the process of redesignating the associated projects to the individual sections below.