Michael Martin-Smucker:

This, the latest of my web projects, was completed only a couple weeks ago. The website is for a violinist named Solomia Soroka who teaches at Goshen Colelge and has performed internationally. The design revolves around a simple horizontal layout that is easy to navigate and gracefully fits the width of the page. The website relies completely on the box model and CSS for styling.

The Blender was a student-run publication at Goshen College, and its website was my creation. While this website was not a commissioned job like many others I have made, and it is no longer hosted on the Internet with the exception of here in my portfolio, it is one of the most recent examples of my work. Unlike older projects, such as the main website for Nuway Construction, this design is exclusively CSS-based rather than table-based.

This website is my longest-running project. I created the initial website for Nuway Construction in late 2002, and this current website is the second complete redesign. I first created the current design in 2006. One year later the website underwent significant structural changes, though the layout and content remained the same. While not an example of my most current work, this website remains one of the larger projects that I have worked on.

Arthur Boers is an author and seminary professor who asked me to make a personal website for him in 2007. While my design abilities have improved substantially since then, the code behind the site is not terribly outdated.