Websites portfolio

Website for Tineke Hoogeveen, who started her own business.
For the responsive lay-out of this site I used Skeleton and MODx for the CMS again.

Website for a new activity of John Geestman: lachsessies or 'laughing sessions' in English.

This is one of my first little projects which I did with Bootstrap from Twitter and of course MODx as Content management system.

Voor het Festival van de Geest bouwde ik de website aan de hand van een ontwerp van Harry Kasemir. Door gebruik te maken van MODx, een open source CMS kon ik e.e.a. tegen lage kosten realiseren.
Ook het mini-filmfestival dat er georganiseerd wordt kon ik met behulp van YouTube passend implementeren.

Website for the business of my Friend Freek Laban. Smooth MODx project

My friend Freek Laban, yes the painter, plays drums in a small nice 'n' funny brassband too. They needed a redo of their -Flash- website, which succeeded quite well. It's not very Google friendly but it navigates nicely with all those sounds in it.

My friend Freek Laban wanted to show his paintings to the world, and eventually sell some. So I built him this site, in exchange for one of his best paintings (Anglix) - in my opinion.

My friend Jacqueline Koster started her own business and of course she needed a website for online promotion. One of my first clean php/css and google friendly sites.

My friend and ex colleague started his own business... and needs online presence.

Easnadh is a traditional Irish music band, located in Arnhem.

A brand new site, done with MODx, html5 audio tags, css3 goodness and more.

Returning the favour to my friend Bart who helped me a lot with building our veranda, I built this minimal but adequate website for his carpentry business with jQuery and an embedded slideshow from picasa webalbums.
An easier way to manage the pictures on the site is hard to find.

This is my own and first website I built. Still like it but it is very hard to optimize for Google, so started using Wordpress, and now MODx for this site.
The downloads can be found on the 'softWare' page on this page.