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Clients
While not a complete list of work I've done, you can get a good idea of what I do, and what Digital Gemstones can do for you, by looking at some of my clients:
Clients, Past and Present
Published author and screenwriter Victoria M. Johnson hired me to rebuild her website with a new, professional look.
The San Jose Frogs, a local minor league football (soccer) team, hired me to manage and update their site. Now hosted and powered by Demosphere, there is less work for me to do, but I am still on hand whenever they need me.
After the Los Gatos Weekly Times published an article about me (see below), the first client to contact me was GracieDesign.com. I rebuilt the website around a custom shopping cart which I created for this client. They have the ability to add, edit, and remove items from their website whenever they want.
I was hired by Sirious Baseball, a local baseball conditioning camp, after they decided their original webmaster couldn't keep up with their needs. After rebuilding the code from the ground up, I now deal with any updates or new that needs to be posted to the site.
FlipSideStudio.net hired me to design, build, and set up a simple artist portfolio. I was directly involved with purchasing the domain name and the hosting, and all other parts of setting this site up.
Black Market Racing, a cycle-cross racing team based out of Santa Cruz, hired me early in 2006 to validate the website they had already build, and create a simple gallery script for their team photographs.
DiamondPhotoArt.com, Bill Diamond's photography gallery, was one of the first sites I built professionally. Though fundamentally it is nothing more than a Coppermine gallery script, I've had to modify different parts of the PHP over time.
This site, DigitalGemstones.com, is of course, my website. Now on what you could call version 2.5, it is where I often test new features and ideas, and of course where I promote my business and my photography.
LGHSPoly.org was the first website I ever built. Though it has since been shut down, it was where I got my start working with PHP, MySQL, and working with servers. Although I already knew some HTML/CSS, this was what jump-started it all.