I began designing for the web in 1995 with my first site, www.aircraftbuyer.com as part of an on-line version of McGraw-Hill's AC FLYER magazine. The site is still running today, but I no longer maintain it. It has been modified since 1995, but the basic structure has stayed the same. The site was altered to handle an Oracle database accessed by Server-Side JavaScript. An outside firm created the database coding, but I was the sole Webmaster, Art/Design, and Production staff once the site was up and running. My wearing so many hats saved the company a lot of money hiring a web support staff. I familiarized myself with JavaScript, Oracle, and several ad servers in the process. The other sites presented in this section are all demo versions that can be run from the CD, but aircraftbuyer.com must be run from the "live" internet site, and therefore requires an internet connection to properly view. To see the site "live," go to www.aircraftbuyer.com. I no longer maintain this site, so I can't guarantee it will function completely as I originally created it.

I won a McGraw-Hill Corporate Achievement Award for Innovation in 1999 for my work on this web site.