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This site is
still under construction, so please do come back soon. For now,
I'm listing my basic portfolio here. I will soon be adding webshots
and other information regarding my web design. If you're in the
market for a webpage and you like what you see, please email me
at myrna@foxglovetonic.com.
My 'otherwise'
section will contain information on my other pasttimes and passions--
art and craft, genealogy, probably strawbale and other alternative
methods of home construction, and whatever else I might decide to
focus on here. For now, I hope you'll look me up on eBay, where
my user name is hotratz-half.
Myrna
Large websites...
http://www.joycemaynard.com
I've been Joyce's webmistress since June of '98. This is quite a
large website for an individual author.
http://www.revwriter.com
Another large site for another writer friend. I designed her logo,
too. She loves astronomy, is a very funny person, but her subject
matter is serious, so I tried to capture all that.
http://www.bondstreetblues.com
There's a lot of organization and content here (most content generated
by me). This site is in the process of getting a makeover, which
I hope to debut in the first half of 2006.
http://www.heatherchristie.com
This site was a lot bigger until Heather decided to go solo. If
you ever get a chance to hear her -- with or without a band -- do!
http://www.dvdcorner.net
This is another larger site I redesigned for an owner who maintains
his website himself. Basically, the general organization of the
site and overall layout have not changed since the redesign. The
masthead has changed a bit, with the main image (the film reel morphing
into a DVD) made smaller and moved to the right.
http://www.josephdobrian.com
A smallish website for another writer. Although I set it up so that
he can generate his own pages for new recipes and 'how to write
good' articles, he hasn't updated. (I think he's having too much
fun in his forum.)
http://www.upperleftedge.com
This is a very scaled-back version of the Upper Left Edge. Used
to be quite the production, but since the paper isn't being printed
anymore and he's busy with the Mayor's book and the Tolovana Arts
Colony, Billy, the editor, hasn't added much new content. You can,
however, find him posting on the forum, which is actually a guestbook
script -- the same one that I used on Heather Christie's website.
These are smaller, 1- to 2-page websites...
http://www.tolovanaartscolony.org
Reverend Billy's latest project, the Tolovana Arts Colony, which
is doing very well. (I'm taking a great bead-making class!) This
site was launched on January 1st, 2006, and will grow from this
one-page class schedule to include much more information about the
nonprofit group, the classes they offer, and class instructors.
http://www.floatingglassballs.com
Also launched on January 1st of '06, this is another band website.
Just the basics for the moment, but it'll soon feature everything
you might ever want to know about the Floating Glass Balls, as well
as CD sales. This website will eventually move into the medium-to-large
category.
http://www.suelang.com
A companion site to RevWriter.com, this is her personal name site.
http://www.jupiterbooks.com
This was basically just a portal with a map to give them some web
presence and link to their book database on another site, but now
that the store has changed hands again, it's only presence and directions.
I designed this site in about '99; I am not the webmaster.
http://www.allowyourbodytoheal.net
Isa Haverlan's massage therapy website, done in 2004.
http://www.seasurf.net/~hotratz/bobscampstoves/
This is a simple website for my dad's xmas present. He's not making
them anymore, and I only list it to show that I put together the
images, layout, etc. Very basic and inexpensive.
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