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Although I’m not so classy as to have the ability to tinker around with flash, I can translate design to code pretty well. When clicking on the links, take note that each one opens a little differently. By the way! Pink border images open in a new tab/window, and yellow border images will open up in their own little iframe! Just a heads up. :)

I believe (like every designer does) my prices to be pretty reasonable. It really depends on the level of work involved. For example, if the website only involves one page, I would be willing to charge as low as 50$. If, however, it’s as complex as my portfolio here, I might charge about 300$+. That said, if you need help with a project of any kind, make sure to email me (beebee@emsanity.com) for a quote. Quotes are free, so take advantage of it. Feel free to ask about my design process too! I like being able to brag :)

Web design for client ‛PwnedMedia“. The client was looking for a way to showcase his work online, like a portfolio for portraying media. He favored sidebar navigation as apposed to topbar and wanted the website to be pretty appealing. I gave him my first draft and he was quite content with it; unfortunately though, for some reasons I can’t disclose, the project is on hiatus until further notice.

Here’s a showcase of the various ways the website could be displayed. While blurry backgrounds seemed to fit the design the most, the simplicity of it allowed it to compliment any picture.

While I did show the kind of backgrounds it could have, the client requested some custom art, something that was similar to works by the artist ‛Shepard Fairey“. Noting a certain poster, I recreated the artist’s primary color schemes and created this, which would be only the beginning of a series of graphics that would have been made for the website - had the project still been in operation, anyways. I’ll have a wallpaper of this soon in the freebies section!

Web design from yours truly! Surprisingly, this website was very difficult to make. While most websites are horizontally scrolling, I had to find lots of work arounds to make this site work without being too buggy. It's designed for bigger resolution monitors meaning, sadly, it’s pretty impossible to navigate if you have 800x600 screen resolution.

I cycled through a a few navigation bars until I found one that I had liked. Wasn’t too hard though, since I had already known what I was looking for.

Here's a little sneak peak at the code used in this very page! Again, with the exception of the fancybox plugin, it’s all handcoded, all done from scratch. Being a portfolio project and all, it was graphically intense. Because of this, I can say that I’m pretty proud of it. I can’ wait to start up on emsanity2.0! c: