I’ve worked on a metric-ton of websites. Lately I’ve been interested in how to leverage dynamic-data driven sites to allow the non-designer the ability to update content. Below are a few recent sites that I’ve had particular fun working on. If needed, I can supply a long list of past URL’s - all you have to do is ask.

Examiner.com: A dynamic news aggregation website, merging both traditional print media and newsfeeds, with content from local bloggers. Visit the site.

Demiurge: A portfolio and sales site for a local decorative structural steel company. Link to come.

Rian Kerrane: A dynamic HTML and Flash driven portfolio site for sculptor Rian Kerrane. Visit the site.

Definitive Imagery: A dynamic HTML and Flash driven site for photographer Dave Engle. Visit the site.

 
Attack Colfax: What began as a joke has spiraled out of control. If you need an explanation, this is as close as you’ll get. Visit the site.

 
Myspace: Really? Yeah really, check it out. I blasted an entirely new layout over the horrible default one. All the links and the features are still intact. Think of what this could do for your clients. Visit the site.