Dive into this site of eye-candy for Sonoma County jewelry designer, Angela Timpe. Each thumbnail in the necklaces gallery opens to a larger version with descriptions on the left. Designed and built with CSS (Cascading Style Sheets), passing W3C's (World Wide Web Consortium) XHTML validation test. It is user friendly and can easily be expanded in the future.

I designed and built this site for a Sonoma County artist, Karen Field. She wanted a site that was both easy to navigate and aesthetically pleasing. I designed it so that I could easily add new catagories to it in the near future. Each image in every gallery opens to a larger version when you clicked upon. Title, dimensions, and media information are given directly below the enlargement. This site was designed and built with CSS and passes the W3C's XHTML validation test.

This is a link to the original Web site that I designed and built for Sonoma County artist, Susan Sohl. She wanted to display a body of her work that would entice viewers to want to see more and contact her. When you click on any of the paintings or collages, the larger version opens up on its own page.

I was part of a team in the Web Content Practicum class at Santa Rosa Junior College, that completed this website in the fall of 2004. Drug Abuse Alternatives Center (DAAC) is a non-profit drug and alcohol center. This project was part of the two year certificate program for Web Graphic Designer. Our team consisted of a project manager, a designer, and two content developers. I was one of the content developers, responsible for putting the content on the pages. I made my pages in Dreamweaver with templates created by the designer.

This is my electronic portfolio that you're on right now. It features all of my most recent Web design work with links, my resume, and a brief history of my career. This site was designed and built with CSS and passes the W3C's XHTML validation test.

I designed, built, and continue to maintain this Web site for Creative Environments, a landscape contracting firm serving Sonoma, Napa, and Marin counties. Also, I currently take all of the job sites photographs they need for magazines, brochures, advertising, and the Web site. This site was designed and built with CSS and passes W3C's XHTML validation test.

I designed and built this site for Art and Soul, an full-spectrum art supply store in downtown Sebastopol, California. The owners wanted a site that was colorful and appealed to students of all ages, teachers, and professional artists. They wanted to feature the majoity of items and brands that they carry. The home page is constantly changing to advertise new products, special sales, workshops, and demonstrations. These frequent changes keep the site fresh and fun to visit.

I remodeled this site for a Sonoma County landscape contractor, Kate Anchordoguy. I completely rewrote the old code removing deprecated HTML tags and added CSS for design elements. I changed the color scheme and modified the logo to create a more lively site with colors that complimented the images of her portfolio. I streamlined the navigation to make it easier to use and tie in with the overall design theme.

I designed and built this site for the fund-raising foundation of Harmony and Salmon Creek schools in Occidental, California. My clients wanted a site that showed the children doing activities that were made possible, because of the funds procured by "The Ark." The look and feel was to be warm, inviting, user-friendly, and easy to maintain. I built the site using XHTML for structure and CSS for design. I used "random images" scripting on the home page only. Each time you open it or click the refresh button, you see a new large image. This keeps things interesting.

Come view the incredible fiberglass and neon sculptures of Tom Prosser. The majority of his pieces on his site are shown both lit and unlit. This first phase of his site features fiberglass and neon sculptures alone. We will be adding bronze and cement work in the near future. This site was designed and built with CSS and passes the W3C's XHTML validation test.

I designed and built this site for a Sonoma County landscape designer, Susie Dowd Markarian. She was in the process of expanding her business and wanted to reach a broad spectrum of her clientele. I included a mail-to form for her viewers to register for special design seminars and services online. This site was designed and built with CSS and passes the W3C's XHTML validation test.

This was the first site that I designed and built. It features my personal photography business, Deborah North Photography. Being a freelance photographer ties in very well with web design. I am able to photograph whatever your site needs, from products to employees. I do advanced digital editing and create graphics in both Photoshop and Illustrator CS3. This site shows a variety of my photography work, and the diversity of my photographic skills.

I designed Ocean Discovery during my final semester at Santa Rosa Junior College. It marked the completion of my two-year Web Graphic Design certificate program. This was the first site that I designed entirely on my own when I was working on my Web Graphic Design certificate at Santa Rosa Junior College. As part of a team, my job as designer was to create the look and feel of the site, and also to built the HTML templates for the content developer. My clients wanted a site that was aesthetically pleasing, informative, and easy to navigate. I created the color scheme, made final photo selections and layout, remodeled the original logo, and created a CSS sheet for a consistent look in the site.