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This was developed to promote tourism in the Creston Valley/Kootenay Lake are of British Columbia.

I created the original theme for the BikeToWorkMetroVan.ca site back in 2009. This is a rework of the theme using the same basic structure.

This is a re-theming project. The site was designed and built by Affinity Bridge here in Vancouver.
Brad Hornick created the new look for the site. I reworked the theme.

This is another complete reworking of the www.hastebc.org site. Graphics supplied Passion for Action. This site has been up since 2008 and started off as a Drupal 5 site. It features geolocation of affiliated projects and custom route mapping.

Status: Offline / Historic Archive

CoastalFirstNations.ca is a digital platform created for the client Brad Hornick. This project represents the first-ever web iteration for the Coastal First Nations organization, establishing their initial online presence.

Key Details & Contributions

• Design & Art Direction: The website's visual interface and layout were designed by Brad Hornick.
• Role: Executed the structural implementation and development of the platform to bring the design iteration online.

Status: Offline / Historic Archive

I did this site for The Vancouver Area Cycling Coalition (VACC).

"Explore Metro Vancouver on four great bike routes. The MEC Great Rides are here to prove two things once and for all, riding a bike is fun, and the Vancouver region is the best place for biking in the world!"
- this is their tag line

Status: Offline / Historic Archive

ontoottawa.ca is a historical archive web project developed for the On to Ottawa Historical Society. Built during the earlier eras of web design, the project serves as a digital preservation of the history surrounding the 1935 On to Ottawa Trek, where hundreds of unemployed men hopped freight trains to demand work, wages, and an end to government relief camps.

Key Details & Contributions

• Architecture: Developed as a classic web platform utilizing HTML framesets to organize and present historical data, photos, video resources, and anniversary updates.
• Purpose: Created to keep alive the spirit, memories, and lessons of the historic trek for the society.

This is a very simple html e-commerce site that sells only one product.
This is one of the few sites that I a have done that I take credit for the graphic design. The design for this is minimalist bit I am happy with it.

This project was a very successful one. Cyclists registered on the site. They formed teams and logged the kilometers that they rode on their way to and from work.

This application integrated with a custom built calculator application (built by Passion for Action) that tracked the distances of the individual riders and teams. The site gives participating riders an indication of what kind of positive environmental impact they are having by using the bikes instead of their cars.

Status: Offline / Historic Archive

This is a vintage look back at a unique, multi-lingual digital campaign developed for the Canadian Public Health Association. Built during the early days of interactive web design, this legacy HTML site was designed to engage audiences across three distinct languages: English, French, and Inuktitut.

While the live campaign is now officially offline, it remains preserved here as a cool, historic snapshot of early public health outreach in Canada. It stands as a testament to localized digital design, complete with its original retro layout and localized resource guides.