Crucial Limit - Chapter Two is a website to display the portfolio work of Dave Gillem (aka Crucial Limit). This redesign was done to allow for a more maintainable site. The presentation was completely separated from the content using AMFPHP remoting, and a mySQL database to allow for scalability and ease of maintenance. This also provided a means for creating a static version of of the site that utilizes the same content base.

Redesigned the website for Aces Tattoos, Denton Texas' premier Tattoo studio. Redesign included a logo refresh, complete UI/code overhaul, PHP Gallery and Guestbook. Template creation configured to work with Adobe Contribute to allow the client to maintain the site themselves.

A different approach to shopping for Travel. We have created an app (yes its a beta... maybe even closer to an alpha release) that changes the approach to selling a vacation. Rather than say "hey where do you want to go, when do you want to leave, heres some flight options, have a great time..." we decided to instead say "So what do you want to do when you get there? What type of experience do you want to have? What do you need/want to know about your destination?". Its an app that allows a person planning a vacation to dream, research and plan their trip based on what they want to do as opposed to how they are going to get there. They can view higher resolution photos, videos, 360 views, save items off to a wishlist for later review and much more. - Full Flash Front-end, Java Backend, OpenAMF middle Tier - Class based / OOP style coding - Nothing hard coded - back button / deep linking integration - web analytics integration - and a bunch of stuff I've probably forgotten

Crucial Limit created a brand identity and website for Kustom Tattooz, formerly known as House Of Chubby Tattoo. The site showcases the tattoo portfolio and artwork for tattoo artist, Chad Lambert. Website includes a guestbook, link administration, banner ads, logo design, video transitions, a complete content management system, custom audio player, contact form with auto responder, and store (awaiting merchandise from client).

This was the first website for Crucial Limit. This was created using version 5 of the Flash plugin, and one of my first attempts at an "all Flash" websites. I took two weeks when I received my copy of Flash 5 to create my first portfolio website.

Just playing around in photoshop. Taking an old Bel-Air and making look like a car I'd drive.