
DAC Expos
A 527-page Joomla site migrated to a platform the client can run themselves, with local support.
Client websites and apps, plus a few lab projects that show what my stack can do with very little weight.

A 527-page Joomla site migrated to a platform the client can run themselves, with local support.

A website and online shop for a singer, with a drag-and-drop back end and staff training.

A site for a Central Coast audio-visual hire business, making professional AV affordable for small businesses and individuals.

A resource hub for support workers and participants, with a video-led home page and interactive cards.

A site for a Central Coast audio production company, with packages, a blog and my own photography.

A site for an entertainment agency that represents tribute shows, cover bands, solo acts and duos, and books acts for venues and events.

A full-screen 3D stage for a band, with a custom content editor and a security audit behind it.

A bright, welcoming website design for a wellbeing practice, built around a butterfly identity, warm photography and clear service tiles.

A 3D hardware-rack interface, inspired by my 2009 Viking Lounge Flash site, served under a strict security policy.

A launch site for a fictional phone. A Blender model turns, opens and comes apart as you scroll, on a static page that loads in 46 KB of script.

A full-screen WebGL stage in about 12.5 KB of script, with no libraries. Inspired by my 2010 Stolen Boys site.

Administrator accounts for participants, with each participant's records encrypted under their own key.

A sales CRM and lead pipeline for Viking Lounge Media, tracking studios, engineers, producers and agencies across Australia, the US and Europe.

Built for my own studio: invoicing and bookkeeping for two trading names, with about 190 automated tests.