Another WordPress site, using the Optimizer theme. The summer Community Music Series uses a posterboard calendar view to display a filtered calendar. I used custom per page sidebars extensively, in this case displaying a scrolling list of supporters and a … Continue reading →
Thinking about what a town app would include.. Maybe a google map and some events? Take a look at Fairlee/Orford Attractions Continue reading →
A simple one page site with a slider. Frost Gardens makes extensive use of Facebook. It is what the folks there are comfortable with so I incorporated a feed from the page timeline to keep the site fresh. Continue reading →
In 2015 I reorganized and tightened up the original Fairlee municipal website as shown below: I removed the busy background, simplified menus and stretched the width of the content area. I added a calendar plugin that enabled an Upcoming Events … Continue reading →
My friend Tim messaged me on Facebook back in November. He said “I’m wondering if you could build a website for me when I could show my art stuff?”His specifications: I’d like to be able to scan and post a … Continue reading →
A mock up of a site for a local photographer using the Sixteen WordPress theme with custom CSS. It uses a free paypal shopping cart http://mclemson.net/quietlightphoto/ Another mockup – my first child theme. Using the Minimatica WordPress theme as a … Continue reading →
The Occupy the Upper Valley site was proposed as a communications vehicle for the group in addition to discussion and announcement listservs. The group envisioned a site on which meeting minutes could be posted, contact information and a calendar of … Continue reading →
I’ve been working on a project throughout the winter that’s been very interesting on a lot of different levels. It’s a website for the local occupy group, Occupy the Upper Valley. Dartmouth students had set up a tent on a … Continue reading →
When Lyn Lord, a new faculty member at Kimball Union Academy, proposed using a video game, Civilization III by Firaxis, to teach World History I was skeptical to say the least. Lyn’s program was extremely successful. I was converted. Continue reading →
The KUApress project: A project documented to fulfill some of the requirements for the BSMIS, Marlboro College Graduate School. Please see Continue reading →
