Aeraco is a rock and roll band born and raised in Chicago. I contacted the lead singer via facebook and met to discuss how I could change the whole site, bring traffic to the site by using SEO techniques, as well as push their online identity. Not only did I succeed in these key elements, but I succeeded in making the client happy. What of them now? Now they are currently working on their second album!

The problem with the site they previously had was that it was entirely out dated. I thought it would be a fun side project, so I went ahead and redesigned the site using illustrator to create a more modern site mock up which also showed the capabilities of responsive design. The board loved the design and wanted a new website made. I designed and developed the site with HTML5, CSS3, jQuery, and best of all... media queries for the responsiveness. The end product was great and after finishing this side project, I left it to the hands of the DILIPRO program to maintain the site along with guides.

This side project was done in one day, requested by the client. The client at the time was using a go daddy template but wanted something more appealing in a very short amount of time. The client did not have a proper logo as they were just starting out, so a placeholder was created using the double headed eagle since that was what was wanted.

Illinois Professional Home Health Inc. is a home health care company which was in need of a website. The site was developed using only HTML5, and CSS3. The whole site was designed with a very soothing color scheme to represent how caring the company is. The site was developed in HTML5 and CSS3 as the very first time using both.

This was done when I worked under the company Detour Maps as an intern, and what I worked on were email blasts, and coding websites. Qmoqui is part of Detour Maps, and needed an online presense to push QR code base media and coupons. I was given ai files with the site mock up that I would be coding. For this project, I worked with HTML5, CSS3, Media Queries, and also jQuery. My time as an intern was done when I was half way of completing this project, but it looks like the site launched unfinished.