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Ed Victor - Voice Talent is a website about an upcoming voice talent with a large list of clients and works including his own television show. He just recently began promoting his services as a voice talent which included the building a new website. This website was created using a mixture of standard website language and flash. It was designed with a fluid look in mind but also shows how using very little of a color can make it stand out. The website is a unique design with some inspiration from various websites on the internet. Ed Victor no longer uses this layout.

The State of Florida Prelude Owners Association is an online forum setup on the famous vBulletin community software. It was created because there was a large amount of Honda Prelude owners in Florida and many of them were looking for ways to get together to organize events and socialize. This forum has been the home to nearly every Honda Prelude Owner in Florida and Georgia. The skin was ported over from an Invision skin to vBulletin and is currently maintained by myself and one of the founders, Blake Barr.

Florida Accords is another online community based on a strong automotive presence. This time for the Honda Accord. FLAccords was created because there were already groups of Accord owners hanging out but they never really had a home to communicate. I decided to create the forum and surprisingly got a lot of success with the help of a few local members. Through the site many friends and connections have been made including the organizing of the largest Florida stateside car meet in Daytona Beach, FL.

mindfunk clothing is an upcoming company that I have been working on getting up within the next year. It is an urban lifestyle clothing company. The website was my first venture into the ExpressionEngine framework. It was an experiment but at the same time a huge success and helped create a decision in the future of my web designing. This website features a completely easy to use back-end management tool with interactivity such as blogging and user commenting. It currently uses the free version of ExpressionEngine, but will be upgraded once it enters the commercial stage.