Welcome to my portfolio of work. Within you will find examples and details of my website, logo, and print designs.
Aaron Snowberger Home and Portfolio
PSD Design
CSS, XHTML Code
March-April 2009
My Portfolio and Blog
I wanted a place to put up my webdesign portfolio to establish a professional presence online. I had already begun a blog
but I wanted a place to showcase my work as well so people could see what I was capable of.
PD Martin Crime Author
PSD Design
CSS, XHTML Code
February 2009
A Dark and Mysterious Brand
PD Martin is a Crime Fiction author from Australia. She wanted a dark and mysterious design that would accentuate "PD Martin" as a brand and
would focus more on her image than her book covers to give her readers a feel for her style. She emphasized the communication of a strong brand
to draw in more readers and build sales over time.
Enfold Ministry
PSD Design
November 2008
A Non-profit Orphanage Ministry
Enfold Ministry is a non-profit ministry based in Florida that does work in orphanages in Haiti. They wanted a design
that would reflect the work of God and have a little Caribbean style. I chose these blues and greens to represent the blue of the ocean
and the green of the trees in that area.
Antioch International Christian Fellowship
WebMaster
CSS, XHTML Code Modification
Alternate CSS Style (Wide)
March-December 2008
A Place to Call Home
AICF labels itself as a "Place to Call Home" and reaches out to the international community in Jeonju, Korea. As such, they
wanted a professional and friendly feel for their website. The head pastor found this Multiflex Theme online, and I modified it to fit the
church's needs. I added a new horizontal top menu, a "widescreen" CSS style sheet, and I transferred all the content from the old site to this one.
We're still looking forward to incorporating a CMS (Content Management System) of some kind in the future.
Korea Wordpress Template (Under Construction)
Gimp Design
CSS, XHTML Code
September 2008
Kolorful Korea
I wanted to create a website that would reflect Korea in its style, colors, and feel. The colors in Korea are
very bright, and I chose an image of the most famous Korean drum for inspiration for the pattern at the top of this page and
on the menu. It is my goal to improve on this design and eventually release it (among other Korean themes) as WordPress designs
for foreign teachers and other bloggers in Korea.
AICF Blog
CSS Code Modification
August 2008
A Place to Podcast
I installed Wordpress to allow for quick updates on sermons and for Podcasting of the sermons. There was no Wordpress theme that
matched the AICF Homepage, so I modified this similar Wordpress theme to match the original style of the AICF Homepage.
Aaron's Schedule - Sunday
CSS, XHTML Code
Javascript Modification
July 2008
My Personal Schedule
Last summer I got quite busy with studying Korean and TaeKwonDo and teaching English full-time. I also rode my bike to work most
days and I wasn't able to spend much time at home to collect my thoughts. Therefore, I wanted a place to look quickly at what I had to do for the
day, and also to see the weather forecast so I could be better prepared. This site should automatically detect the day of the week and display that
day and is color-coded differently depending on the day.
InterVarsity Christian Fellowship - University of Wyoming Chapter
WebMaster
Microsoft FrontPage Design
HTML Code Modification
2002-2005
My First Web Design Experience
I was given this the privilege to design this webpage during my Sophomore year of College. It was my very first
experience with web design and I learned a lot about FrontPage and HTML code by simply modifying and playing with the code that
was already up. This isn't an actual screenshot, merely a visual representation of what I remember from the design. Since the site
went down in 2005, it has been about 4 years since I've seen it, so I made a quick mock-up from the best of my memory. I
wanted something to remember my first real go at websites.
There you have my personal web design gallery from 2002-Present. There are yet a number of sites I've not added because they aren't "hand-made" (or hand-edited) like these are. I've been reading a lot about web accessibility lately, and smacking my head over the inaccessibility of a lot of Korean websites due to their reliance on ActiveX. I hope to use what I'm learning to provide Korea with a better set of designs and standards for the Internet -> but it will be a big job.
spacegallery.zip (205 kb): jQuery, Javscript files, CSS files, images, examples and instructions.
Again another image gallery. Click on the images bellow to see it in action.
Again another image gallery. Click on the images bellow to see it in action.
