The Historic First Presbyterian Church (HFPC) site was resurrected in 2003 after an extended period of being dormant and out of date. HFPC's site was rewritten in Adobe GoLive and reflects the spirit of church members who collaborated to determine the content for the site. Following the call of Rev. Nathan Byrd in 2008, the site was further upgraded in Dreamweaver to reflect a new era of ministry at HFPC. This is an active site that is updated weekly. Church staff have been trained to maintain the calendar contained in the site.

DsTny Church is the contemporary service arm of Historic First Presbyterian Church. Services began in early 2006 as did this site which was developed in Adobe GoLive. This is the only site in this list containing sound as a part of the Flash animation.

As an officer of the FreeON Golf League (formerly Motorola Semiconductor Golf League) I originally developed the site in Canvas for members to view the schedule of coming events and results of golf tournaments. The current site, rewritten in Adobe GoLive, reflects that many former Motorola golfers now work for Freescale Semiconductor or ON Semi, thus the name FreeON. As my personal site, it also contains a section showing my Seaside, OR summer residence and pictures from a family reunion.

HVVi Semiconductor is an RF power semiconductor start-up, organized in 2004. As its program manager, I developed the first web site in Adobe GoLive while employed by HVVi. Several months after my retirement in 2006, I was contracted to rewrite the site, focusing on its startup status. This was my first site to include secure sections and provide on-line job applications. I continue to provide updates to this site. In 2008, HVVi moved into the product phase of its business and requested a complete rewrite reflecting their products. This new site is developed with Dreamweaver.

Coastal Repair & Maintenance (CRM) is a metal fabrication firm in Seaside, OR that also provides a host of other services. The first web site for CRM was written early 2006 using Adobe GoLive. The current site is my first Dreamweaver CS3 site and was created in the summer of 2007. It is also the first site containing a short movie section.

Witte Architecture is a one-man architectural firm located in Phoenix, AZ. This site was developed with Adobe GoLive in early 2006 and contains many animated pictures using Flash. It was updated in January 2008 to Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 to take advantage of features in this software.

Pacific Title Company is located in Gearhart, OR. This small site was developed with Adobe GoLive in mid 2006 and replaced an older site that was out of date. Arizore was contracted to maintain the site as the previous author was not responsive to update requests.

Alexander Enterprises' site was developed by another web site provider that was unable to provide timely updates. I was recommended to Alexander Enterprises by a former colleague at HVVi and was able to replace all of their pages with easily updatable pages using Dreamweaver CS3. Flash slide shows replaced static project photos to allow future updates having more projects. Static views of project details have been replaced with Lightbox displays. Spry Accordion technology has been incorporated to show articles and testimonials. This upgrade, including sizing and rendering of pictures took less than a week to complete.

Chemical Feeding Technologies, Inc., provides engineering services and equipment sales to the water and waste water treatment industry. This site is a redesign of a site originally written in FrontPage. The new site is built with Dreamweaver CS3 and uses Spry menus and accordion features. Excel formulas have been converted to html and inserted into several system sizing pages. A wmv movie showing a water treatment method was converted to flash for use in this site. PHP forms are used to solicit information, and provide a credit application.

TexAZ is a developer of light industrial properties. This particular development is located in League City, TX about half way between Houston and Galveston. This site was built using Dreamweaver. The logo was also designed by Arizore.com.