The Brian Bent Memorial Aquatics Complex opened in 2007 in Coronado, California, and needed a website to display information, announcements, and accept donations.  The site was built on Joomla!, so after its completion, the BBMAC staff was able to maintain the website without any knowledge of code. The template shown is no longer in use.
bbmac.org

The template was a fixed-width, table-based layout originally designed by Rosanne Avila. I converted the design into a CSS-styled two-column fluid layout, correcting the markup for W3C and Section 508 compliance along the way.  This site does not use a content management system like Joomla, but loads the menus, header, and footer dynamically using server-side includes.
Example Lab: ece.ucdavis.edu/rubinet

Coast Benefits, a San Diego 401k plan administrator, uses their website to explain their plans to clients, and present them with investment options.  An AJAX document management component for Joomla! is used to easily keep their documents up to date.
coastbenefits.com

Cuistot Restaurant
cuistotrestaurant.com

This concept design was created for the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department at the University of California Davis to demonstrate the capabilities of a content management system. All logos are created and copyrighted by the University of California Davis.

Mothership was a Joomla!-based project management tool created to track support tickets, bugs, and feature requests made by clients. The Mothership project has been discontinued.

I created this blog for a high school physics teacher, and intended to give it to him as a gift in hopes he would use it to share hist lectures and thoughts online. Unfortunately, I never had a chance to finish before college.

In high school, a friend asked me to make him a website for his t-shirt company, Planetarium Clothing. Joomla! and an e-commerce component made it possible to do without a huge investment, but the site never took off.