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This website was created for Channel Ones News Student-Produced Week 2004.
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This website was created for Holmes High School, our founder's alma mater.
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This website was created for the Austinburg Neighborhood Association of Covington, KY. Link
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Sean's personal website. Link
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This one is the official website of the Anomaly Response Network (ARN), a group of paranormal investigators and researchers. Link
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This was the official website of the Northern Kentucky Paranormal Youth Group (NKYPYG). It's not a template but some graphics were downloaded from the web and customized. NKYPYG became ARN in 2004.
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This is the old O*Feeney Technologies site. It's a customized template originally made by someone else. O*Feeney Technologies became HotSpot Technologies in 2004.
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Sean competed in the FBLA Website Development competition in 2004. He got crushed by the elderly judges but the site he made was beautiful in both design and coding.
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This layout was created under contract for Portal Planet, an Erlanger, KY based web firm. The site was for a race car driver.
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This website was created under contract for Roger Svoboda, a Cisco instructor at Chapman CTC. It was for a weight loss counseling agency.
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A very minimalistic site for the Southern Ohio Alien Abduction Research (SOAAR) organization. Link
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The official website of the Slow Motion Car Club. They're probably not around anymore but the site was geared towards teens.
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A Counter-Strike clan website. It's not a template but some of the screenshots used were found on the web.
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This layout was made for an educational entity called Ready to Learn. It's fully US section 508 compliant.
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Sean competed (with partner Rodney Murdoch) in the 2005 SkillsUSA web design competition. They took first place at state with this entry.
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They then competed in the national SkillsUSA competition and placed twelth (out of 32 teams total) with this entry.
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Once in college, Sean continued his tradition of competition and with teammates Andy Spencer and Jon Ziebell put an entry into the IEEE Computer Society 60th Anniversary History Competition (CHC60).
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In 2006, Sean created a new website for the Rose-Hulman Astronomy Club.
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The Computer Science and Software Engineering department at Rose needed a CMS solution for them to easily keep their website up to date.
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The first radio station aggregator for the web. Link
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A genealogy website. Link
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A real estate website. Link
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A cabinet, countertop and bath company website. Link
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A tailgator sports fan social network. Link
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A social network for the Kentucky creative class. Link
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Citizens for Informed Voting In Covington (CIVIC), a political website. Link
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 | Arachnid Productions, our video production company. Link |
 | Ooka Booka, the open ebook marketplace. Link |
