Most of the web-based applications I have built most recently have been for clients' internal use; interfaces they can use to change and update dynamic content on their sites. In other words, they are not for public use, and are on secure site areas. And most of my old web sites have been rebuilt or changed in some way since I last worked on them. So I don't have much in the way of recent public website links to put here at the moment.

However, you can look at TreasureBox, a Windows Media Player 7 skin I recently designed and built (my first).

Also, I built most of the front-end of the architects' online community CMD Exchange last winter. I did the Flash animation, but most of the rest of the graphic design was done by someone else. (If you have IE5 and a broadband connection, you can view this private web community at www.cmdexchange.com, but it requires registration.)

Here is a replica of a site I designed and built a long time ago—The old MITV team site—I built this back in the summer of 1997, and did all the graphic design, production, HTML, etc. on this one as well.
Note: this site is defunct; this version of it includes only its skeleton, so you can see the graphic design/layout. All the actual information has been removed.
Warning: the opening screen contains a rather large Flash animation, so it may open slowly!

Maybe I'll add more stuff to this page later... the problem is that most of the websites I have worked on over the years no longer exist except in some archive somewhere, but they just aren't thrilling enough for me to really want to recreate them here. The same goes for the various CD-ROMs.