Sites designed by VT2000 Technical Services.

Recently done site for Randolph artist, Bonny Willett, a sculptor and watercolorist.

Artist: Shanley Triggs

Major redesign of the Vermont H'Art site for better image presentation and to organize the prints by subjects. The end result allows for easier visitor navigation and for easy adding of images.

Artist: Phil Godenschwager

This site is a work in progress for Vermont's Art of Action commissioned artist, Phil Godenschwager of Randolph, Vermont. The incredibly complex 2-D images required a safe way to enlarge them more than would usually be necessary on the web.

Non-profit: Saint Albans Artists' Guild

As a member of the Guild, I volunteered to redesign the site for a more modern and artistic look. The background images are taken from my photographs and manipulated to achieve the coloration. In addition to the site redesign, I also designed the logo for the Guild.

Art Button Works

This is a commerical site that showcases and sells one-of-a-kind designer buttons online. The gallery pages pull buttons and information about them from a web database; this makes addition of buttons and data extremely fast.

Artist: Meta Strick

This was an exciting site for me to do because I was able to photograph some of her work, and lucky enough to have a group of her sketchbooks together to get the image that backs the navigation section of the site.

Artist: Karen Linduska

I did this site for this Illinois Fine Art Quilter as a sub-contractor for an Illinois design firm. A slide show moves the work across the screen and each image in the show is "clickable" for a larger version.

Artist: Clair Dunn

This is the site for my own Vermont-based Stock and Fine Art Photography. The main purpose of this site is to showcase my images, background, and capabilities and to provide information for jurors, gallery owners, and stock agencies.

Ellen Powell, Jazz Bassist

This is a site in progress for Vermont Jazz Bassist, Ellen Powell. She can be heard Thursday evenings at Leunig's on Church Street in Burlington.

Vermont Peak Properties

This site is an example of a high-end business site and was completed in August 2007. Development time on this was a little over six weeks from start to finish.

Key-leveling Tabs

This client is a piano technician and inventor in my area who wanted a professional site to showcase his device that aids other technicans in the process of leveling piano keys-- a tedious task. The layout is what is called "liquid" in that it shifts when you resize your browser window.

Treetop Builders, Inc.

I did not design this site orginally. I did however redo bits of the site in late 2006 to clean it up and correct mistakes. I also redid the portfolio page so that it would run faster. The link here goes to that page because it provides another example of an online gallery.

Green Mountain Piano

I first designed their site a number of years ago, and after a few years of phenomenal growth, they wanted much added to it and I suggested a complete re-design. Web standards and aesthetics are moving targets and it is important to refresh even the most static of web sites every few years.

Ishaya Sanskrit

Site supporting the study of Sanskrit, with an emphasis on using it as a meditation tool. (For my step-son who is off studying sustainable living!)

American Artifacts

This is a pet project, inspired by a fast disappearing phrase: "Made in America". I plan to make the site a visual and textual repository for small objects from our everyday lives that were, once-upon-a-time, Made in the U.S.A.

Old Sites--Not Yet Re-coded

(These may not appear well in some browsers.)

My Personal Site

This is my personal site. Bits and pieces are occasionally added. It is an example of a personal content web site, as opposed to the professional sites above.

Bass Lessons Page

This is an example of a "geeky" site. Plain, fast, and loaded with rich, popular content. With these pages, VT2000 gives a home to some of the finest bass lessons from members of The Bottom Line, a large, online group of professional bass players. Basswork gets several thousand hits per month.

Fairfax Press

This is a fairly extensive site made to showcase the 19th century print shop I built up over a thirty-year period. It also acted as a resource for other private presses and prospective letterpress printers.

Old VT2000 Page

For a long time, this page was the home page of VT2000 (started in 1997). It is a page virtually free of graphics, very plain, but still appealing. I'm in the process of checking up on the links to make sure they all still work.