Website Portfolio

This website was created for a local restaurant. It was designed to replicate the look and feel of the actual restaurant's interior space, as well as its menu.

The standout feature of this website would be the replication of the whole menu. Everything was categorized and you could jump to specific sections of the menu (complete with a animated highlight).

Sadly the restaurant had to close before the website was completed. An archive of the unfinished work is available for viewing however.

The Woodbury Chamber of Commerce website is an example of a tier two and three package. It features heavier use of graphics to add more eye-candy to the viewers.

The website features a large business directory, and a calendar to show upcoming events.

The website has a "fluid" design, which lets it fit nicely on nearly any monitor size.

The Common Sense Party website was made for a local political party. Purpose of the website is to contain all the information about them in an easy to read and follow format.

The website is an example of a fixed-width website, the width is always the same no matter how big or small the browser window is. This gives the advantage of avoiding really wide paragraphs, and having better layout control of the actual content.

Its simple design loads fast, looks great and displays correctly on a wide variety of browsers.

The client had a major part when it came to the layout and look of the content area of this website. HunterGD worked with them closely to get everything just the way they wanted.

This website was made for a annual local town event. It features a simple layout with a visually appealing design.

It is a fixed width design and uses a few transparency and gradient effects to blend backgrounds together as the viewer looks down the page.

This is a cross between the budget and basic website packages.

This is small business website for an electrician. Being relatively new to computers, HunterGD worked with the client throughout the process and explained everything out to help as much as possible.

This website is a cross between the budget and basic packages. Work and effort has been put into the graphics and scripting of the site to make it visually interesting but not confusing.

This website also features photo galleries and an estimate request form.

This website is an example of the basic package. The client wanted the website to be extremely clean in design, and very easy to use.

The client chose an existing website borrow design elements from. There are several effects that normally would have used Flash to accomplish on other sites, but alternative and less demanding methods were found to create the same look and feel.

The end result is a slick and flashy website that has Flash-like effects, but without all the overhead and bulk of actual Flash content.

The Hunter Plumbing website is an example of the second tier. It features simple graphics used sparingly to create an interesting appearance.

The customer wanted an easy to use website that can convey all the points of the small business as quickly and easily as possible.

Notable features include the estimate request form that potential customers can fill out with the request being sent straight to the business owner's email address.

Skyline Chimney Sweep's website is another example of a budget and basic package mixture.

The customer wanted a simple and easy to use website that got the important points across fast. The result is a very clean and lean website that leaves very little for the user to get lost or confused with when it comes to finding what they want.

The overall design of the website is an example of a fixed width layout with centered content. A repeating background image looks ghosted as it continues behind the content area.

This website is an example of the basic package. It was created for a small business that has a lot of information to get across.

It features a fluid width layout, with multiple visual accents to give a more appealing experience to the eyes. Other features are 'drop down' articles that float on top of the content, as well as a order form using PayPal.