This is the latest website I've made. It uses an all-in-one style that I think lends itself really well to movie sites.

When I made this site I finally realized the easy way to make a site scale to browser window sizes.

A portfolio site I did for my buddy Jordan. He wanted something simple and professional, so we worked together to come up with the look of the site.

I learned some new tricks when I made this for Jordan. Every site I design I learn something new.

The original version of the site was my final project for my New Media class in college. The summer after I redesigned the site from the ground up and we are still using that second design.

thirtysevenrobots is a web-based sketch comedy group that I helped get started during Labor Day weekend ’07.

This is a portfolio site for a very talented actress named Caitlin Brandes. We worked together on the design and I still maintain it for her.

I made this site for the multiple film festival award winning documentary film about the biggest endurance race in America.

This is the old version of Jon Merchen DOT com. I made this after redesigning the thirtysevenrobots page and wanted to learn about layers in CSS using the Z-Index attribute. I decided I wanted something a little more professional looking and that was better suited as a portfolio site. Below are links to screen captures of the site as rendered by Firefox.

I made this for my New Media class in my last year of college. It was done entirely with tables and was the first time I really did any web design since I learned HTML at a nerd summer camp in the mid '90s. Even though when I look at it now I am shocked with how big everything is and how much I don't like it, I was very proud of this site and of the homemade flash player I made for our movies. I even won an award for it at the end of year ceremony held by my college.