Clients and Projects
In Development
In Use
This site originally done in HTML 4.0 and CSS 2.0, was later transitioned to
CitySoft's Association Management Application (run on the Colf Fusion platform).
My part was to help the Council consolidate their data needs, prepare a request
for proposals, interviewed vendors, and worked w/selected vendor to customize
the application. This site will provide the State of Hawaii, members and
the public with critical science and technology sector data to help grow this
critical economy.
Site layout,development and Web Master. Logo by Brooks Bays. PHI
does international customer service training.
This site is a simple place holder representing the efforts of our administration
team withing the University of Hawaii
PRCMB also uses the eRA code developed for MarBEC and EPSCoR, but the site
is not 'dynamic'. The code is used for our dual agency (NIH and NSF) reporting
requirments and to keep track of and share Center events via the calendar.
Solely designed and developed by myself, with the exception of the logo which
was designed by Ric Yanagihara, PRCMB's Co-Director
The EPSCoR site is the second generation of the Electronic Reporting Administration
(eRA) software originally developed for MarBEC. The site was originally
designed by the UH Hilo illustration group. I utilized their design elements
and came up with the current format. The site is 'dynamic'. As with
any chance to do something again, we focused on improvements in the user interface.
Hawaiian Surf Designs
- released Aug '03
Designed and developed Dennis Pang's Hawaiian Surf Designs Web site
for handcrafted, custom surfboards and paddleboards. Current Web Master.
Dr. Thauna Abrin, N.D and Talk Story Midwifery
- released Jul '03
Designed and developed Dr. Thauna Abrin's Naturopathic Medicine and
Talk Story Midwifery Web site, with the help of Melanie Jordan's graphics
and homepage layout. Current Web Master.
Distinctive Resumes - released Jul '02
Designed and developed Peter Hill's Distinctive Resume Web site. Current
Web Master. As of November '04, Distinctive Resumes was officially closed,
taking on personal clients only. I'll put up a static site for reference
after the holidays.
Marine Bioproducts Engineering Center -
released Feb '00
The third of my large organization Web sites and by far the most technically
complex. One and a half years in development that included a budget of $1.5M and
a team of two faculty and five student developers. The project, developed from
scratch is a complete information and research reporting system. Based on NSF's
Reporting Guidelines, it collects information about who is doing what, and what
are the outcomes of the research. It also includes a proposal system (input, review,
comment and approval), a calendar, chat rooms, and special event management. All
information is submitted by the Center's participants via the web, stored into
a relational database, with output feeding annual reports and dynamic Web site
content. Developed on the Microsoft IIE platform, SQL Server and ASP. With versatility
in mind, we developed the application to be used (licensed) in other academic
research organizations, such as other NSF ERC's, university schools, departments,
units or labs. Current interest in the application includes many of the University
of Hawaii Schools and offices. I am the project manager and Web Master. We outsourced
the design and early development to CyberCom,
Inc., and the development was by students of UH's Information and Computing
Sciences, Software Engineering Research Laboratory (SERL).
Dated Projects
Mangrove Tropicals - released
Jun '03
Designed and developed Mangrove Tropicals Flash and parallel HTML Web site.
My first Flash site. Current Web Master. Out of Business Jun '04.
World Flying Disk Federation, World
Ultimate Club Championships (WUCC) 2002 - released Aug '01
A limited-time project for the WUCC that was held in October 2002, Waipio Soccer
Complex, Aiea, Hawaii. The event hosted 120 Teams, 2350 players from 24 Countries.
Designed and developed with graphic art provided by Xy
design, Christine Joy Burke Pratt. In addition, established and planned
the on-line registration, player check-in and event scoring system, developed
by Commercial Data Systems, Inc..
The site is now archived at the WFDF site and for the most part in-active. I ceased
Web Master authority in Nov '02.
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
(NOAA), Student Connection - released Jun '99
Subcontracted to work with NOAA and working directly with ship officers. Designed
and developed the Student Connection Outreach Web site in 3 months. The
look of the site has changed, but much of it's graphics, site layout and functionality
still remain. I ceased Web Master authority in Feb '00.
National Marine Fisheries Service (MNFS)
Pacific Islands Fisheries Service Center - released Apr '99
The NMFS Honolulu Laboratory (as it was named then) was the second of my large
organization Web sites. Organized, designed and developed and rolled it out in
four months. In addition, established the Lab's Intranet, chaired the Web Committee
and established and authored the Lab's Web site content and style guidelines.
Most of the site has been revised since then. I ceased Web Master authority in
Feb '00.
Western Engineering, Ltd. -
released Oct '99
Designed and developed WELTD's Web site. I ceased Web Master duties upon roll-out.
Mizushima International Kimono Program - released Apr '99
The first of my 'side jobs' was a beautiful site, unfortunately no longer available.
Designed and developed the 10 page site, including lots of high resolution images
of the kimonos. Designed the logo and trained a student in HTML and graphics as
part of a summer work study program. I ceased Web Master upon roll-out of the
site.
Chesapeake Bay Program - released
Jan '96
My first position in web development and large organization project. The Bay
Program included all 5 States in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed and the District
of Columbia. It communicated political and environmental information to federal
and state governments and agencies, to universities, and the public. Designed
and developed, producing 1200 HTML pages within one year (boy, those were the
days!). Worked closely with several committees, including communications. Trained
several employees in HTML and graphic manipulation, established the Bay Program's
Intranet, and co-authored the Bay Program's Web site Guidelines. The site has
gone through two major revisions since then, though I can see that the foundation
and structure of the site that I established is still implemented, including several
of my graphics. I ceased Web Master authority in Dec '98.
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