Lousy Llama Productions

A friend of mine contacted me about Broadmoor's imminent situation of wanting their new site up and wanting it up very soon. A requirement was to leave the back end of the website in tact since they were satisfied with how it worked for them. After updating roughly 100 pages, the new site was successfully ported in just over a week; this does not include the flash banner and on the home page since these items came later.

IAQ Services came to me looking for a way to take their very unattractive website and give it the top notch professional quality look that they also present in their duct cleaning and mold remediation services. When showing them a mock up of the new site, the only words they could find is, "It's perfect!" I am also assisting IAQ Services in having more of a presence on the web with advertising through search engines.

Thanks to a personal friend, I was contacted by collectiveData with the task of taking their existing site, and upgrading it to following the latest web standards (XHTML and more CSS dependencies) and PHP includes. One aspect that made the project straight forward was the lack of having to redesign their site, since they were satisfied with their existing layout. Initially the project seemed simple, but then I received the files from collectiveData that were already live on their websites, all 106 of them, each needing to be updated. collectiveData was so happy with the results that they have come back to me on multiple occasions to perform additional tasks for both their website and their upcoming web based system.

Arctic Air contacted me with the need of a presence on the web. One of the crucial parts of making their website was that it carried Arctic Air's image of being a professional company. I was able to deliver this image in their web design as well as provide them with crucial resources in e-mail hosting and getting their name more onto the web. I am currently working on improving the site's status by getting it listed more on search engines as well as other websites with information on contractors.

The personal website of my wife Becky Miller, illustrator of Boudreaux, The Bright Red Crawfish. Becky has also contributed in many ways to several of the websites I currently host. Her site is mostly a virtual museum, where she can show off her different creative images and also keep her family members up to date with images of our daughter. If you are in need of an illustrator for a book, flyer, or anything else graphic wise, Becky is available for most work. She will soon be selling her artwork on eBay, among other crafts and custom made crafts.

Hosanna Church was my first client and my guinea pig when it came to creating a website. HosannaChurch.us originally started out as HFCAG.net and had a completely different design. Thanks to Jeff Boyd of JC Design House, Hosanna Church had a much better looking website and as a result of me gaining more knowledge and experience in web development, the site worked better than ever as well. There were many different needs in the development of this site, with future plans put on hold until other resources became available. Hosanna Church came to me in the aftermath of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, stating they need to include information for relief teams as well as a means for churches and organizations to send them information about what they can do to help.

WMULA.com was created to be a hub for all Women's Ministries leaders throughout the state of Louisiana. With a new state director in Sonya McLean, the necessity in communicating and sharing information and resources, and the lack of ease in doing this, prompted Mrs. McLean to have a website created to serve as a central location for all WM related activities. The site is still in some of its infant stages and will soon be updated with many resources.

DiverseCity Kids is the children's ministry of Hosanna Church. One of the challenges I faced when making this site was to make it attractive to kids. The original design looked edgy and did not give any indication that it was a kid's website. I recently upgraded my framework and in the process made the site even more kid friendly by adding a lot more images and interaction, a big thanks to Becky Miller for that.

Charles Ray of C & J Heating and A/C came to me with the idea of wanting a website, and wanting it soon. Their business was continuing to grow and felt that they needed a website that served as an extension to their business card. In response to seeing their final product, Charles said: "We definitely got what we paid for."

Update: C&J Heating and A/C is now redirected to Arctic Air.

Computrols.com is my former employer. The Vice President of Operations at Computrols stated the need of a better website, something "techy", something that would be more than just a Computrols website, but would also serve as a resources for the area of building automation. A Compurols' graphic designer came up with the design for the site and I applied my framework for the structure of the site, allowing for Computrols Customer Service to add, remove, and edit content whenever they needed to, all without needing any major training. Computrols.com is not hosted by me, but is built on my framework.

WorldSTAT.net, a division of Computrols, was upgraded in the same fashion as Computrols.com, where there was a need to make the site more organized, a better resource, and built so that it could be easily updated by anyone within the company. WorldSTAT.net is not hosted by me but is built on my framework.

Imagine Christmas was a Christmas event held by Hosanna Church and was sponsored by the Assemblies of God for the community of New Orleans in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. The first year brought in over 12,000 people over a three day period, which includes a rainy day. ImagineChristmas.com is a promotional site and did not have a need for additional pages, though some were added later for people to view images of the event.