By combining my skills as a web designer, photographer and writer, I have created various projects and worked with several clients to produce efficiently simple solutions using proven methods. My passion for web design strives from my graphic arts and photography background.
Today I mainly work as a freelance website designer and photographer in the West Georgia region. Below is a list of clients and achievements acquired through quality work.
Work around an existing template to support form elements to create a two-part survey, a questionnaire and registration information. Validation is done by using JQuery and JQuery Validaiton Plugin with other supporting plugins. Only a single entry is allowed and the results are e-mailed using ASP.
Customization of CSS for BBPress forum and dropdown menu navigation for entire website, powered by the WordPress platform.
The Silver Falcons organization was seeking a new trendy look for their website at the desecration of my design skills. I chose a vintage advertisement look from the 1950s mixed with new web design trends of bright colors and gradients. The website is powered by the WordPress platform with a custom entrance page featuring weekly updated videos.
Create a new website for the Douglas County Film Commission from the ground up using the WordPress platform. The design is catered for filming scouts and managers preferably working on laptops in the field, needing to see potential filming location information at small resolutions.
A ground-up website design meeting the needs of Efficient PC Solutions and is ready for PHP and MySQL integration. Work also included new logo design, color scheme, and business card.
Andrew A. Powell is a native of Douglasville, Georgia and works as a freelance photographer and website developer.
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Have been designing web sites for seven years putting emphasis on minimalistic layouts and validated code while retaining cross-browser functionality. Work is focused on the harmony of design and the controllability of CSS to illustrate visual balance.
Over twelve years of experience behind the lens of a camera, currently working with a Nikon D70s, Nikkor & Tokina lenses, and Bogen-Manfrotto gear. Photographic works have showcased on several web sites, appeared in various personal projects like Losing Georgia, and have been published in my books including the latest, The Residual Solace.
Became a published author in 2003 with my first book, The Truth Be Told, which is the beginning of a three part series of poetic writings. In June of 2008 the second part of the series was published as The Residual Solace. I am currently working on two additional books reflecting my home town - Losing Georgia which illustrates the urbanization of a growing town and Saving Hunter, the untold story of recovering 1st Lt. Robert G. Hunter who died in northern Laos during 1966.
Have been the recipient of three 'Best of Google Earth' awards for work done for the Losing Georgia Project - the documentation of Douglas County, Georgia covering urbanization development, historical places and cemeteries. Became the first person in the State of Georgia to produce maps with Google Earth illustrating a county's cemetery listing and historical resource surveys.