Web Development Portfolio

Raytech International was a bit of a trip into the unknown for me, having rarely used PhP before I set myself in the deep end.
Learning as I worked was tough but I persevered and so did Raytech.
At the end of it I have managed to create a fully functional and fully updatable E-commerce site using Paypal for accepting payments.
This was in no way easy, due to the complex nature of most of the products.
I feel this is my best website thus far as I hand coded everything and manged to pull off what some other companies said was impossible!
Special thanks to Peter and Andy who believed I could do it and never put any pressure on me when it went wrong.

Truffles Deli was my first ever client, having posted leaflets out Richard got hold of me the next day.
Being one of my favourite shops it Ross I felt really excited about designing a rustic looking website for them.
I have taken the colours of thier business card and adapted it to flow nicely on the screen.

Having only been open in Ross for 2 years, Designer Flowers thought a website was the ideal way to get thier name out there.
With an eye catching colour scheme and a whole lot of will power from Claire, we set to work on creating a website.
After the intial website was made Claire and Dennis thought they might try their hand at E-commerce for Christmas, so I created a simple buy online page using paypal as the payment method.

Sue and Austyn Clifford opened up a shop in Ross just over a year and a half ago called Tulipani Bianchi.
Having successfully run a gallery out in Fown Hope for over 15 years they a no amateures when it comes to art and design.
As any art loving person will know the shop is named after a very popular painting.
With this in mind I set myself a task of creating a nice elegant site but one with character.
Taking the colours from the shops sign I created a slim, curved website that draws the eye down the page to the pictures.