Robin Neal -- DHTML Web Portfolio

Seybert Accessible Features was my first attempt with dynamic layers and confining text to layers. This is a prototype for a client who is working on content for additional pages.
NOTE: Revisions made since assignment.

3 Sites is a basic design made to familiarize students with screen capture, appealling web design and function (other dot.com sites), and using the slicing and rollover features in Imageready.
NOTE: Revisions made based upon instructor's feedback.

American Safety fire coats designs uses dragging layers and timelines to allow the user to get a rough idea of the options they may want for their coat. Additional items could be added with following pages building upon the those before it.
NOTE: Revisions made since assignment.

Click thumbnail to see working design. Opens new browser window.

Garden Time is my first attempt using dragging layers for an interactive design. Although simple, it inspires future uses.
NOTE: Minor revision made since assignment.

RobinNeal.com design incorporates many of the techniques learned in the DHTML class. The interface design may replace the mainly text current "live website" design.
Note: Minor revisions since storyboard.

Photo Time Traveler the design uses a right side navigation perhaps better for a kiosk or intranet where hardware/ software configurations are known or limited.
Note: Revisions made since assignment.

The designs illustrate the learning progress using the more complicated tools in Dreamweaver.
All projects were not included.

Additional Websites:
Council Informational Seminar website