Out of everything I've ever done, website design seems to capture and hold my interest in a way the others have yet to do. It holds the most potential for reaching the most people, I suppose. I've learned a lot, taught myself even more, and know that no matter what I do, it is a continually expanding and changing environment. There will always be more to learn.
Here are a majority of the sites I've created and designed, for both myself and others. There have been others (tragically lost in a reformatting malfunction) but as I only really lost the truly early stuff, I don't consider it a huge misfortune. I wasn't always good, y'know. ;)
Side note: All the sites listed here, unless otherwise specified, were done purely as learning experiences and favors for friends. (read: non profit!) There are a few other website designs laying around on my PC, but I'm not going to put them up here because I'm not terribly fond of some aspect of their design. All that being said, on with the websites!
Over the years, I've created a number of websites. I first got into web design when I was in school at Western Carolina University for English and took their introductory HTML and JavaScript course back in 2001. I taught myself the beginnings of CSS and learned C++ syntax through the script programming of NWN. I originally started creating website designs in notepad, but I've since moved on to exclusively using Adobe Dreamweaver (formerly a product of Macromedia) for convenience.
Links to all of the website designs I've created through the years can be found on the left.
bravenet.com