Colton Redwine

Below are a list of websites I've done. If you like what I do, find out how to contact me on the 'Contact Me' page.

Cornerstone Video Announcements http://www.cornerstonemin.org/announcements This would have to be my most creative one yet. It's for our church's Video Annoucments so we have a place to list and archive our episodes for the public. A team and I film the videos at church and I edit them. See it now.
Cornerstone Church http://www.cornerstonemin.org This is probably the third time I've redone this website. It's my job to keep it updated and maintained. I guess it's my project when things are slow. My parents are the pastors, so it gives me the opportunity to try new things/ideas on a website that is visited by the public frequently. See it now.
After His Heart This is one of my favorites. This was for a purity conference in November of 2008. I had fun designing it, because I got to use a lot of worn-look and ink-splat graphics to give it more of an appeal to a younger audience. I also designed a flyer and a lot of video elements for the conference. See it now.
Ah-Ha! Boutique http://ahhaboutiqueandnails.com This is one site that after meeting with the client was able to come up with a very unique design, even though it took a little longer than normal to get it. I especially enjoyed this one. I was able to use flash to add a sparkle effect to the logo. They loved it. I also used a flash photo gallery to display pictures of the merchandise and the store. I used a cool little tool on the 'Beauty Enhancement' page called coda slider. See it now.
4C BBQ This is one that I've got a lot of compliments on. I wanted it have an authentic western theme, just like the restaurant. After a lot of work, it came out better than I expected it to. I used a lot of real images for bacgrounds and design elemnts to give it a more real look, rather than computer generated. This was the first website I designed with css in mind. See it now.
L&H Automotive http://landhauto.com This was my first real job. It was an interesting experience because it was really the first time I actually worked under somebody. It was good experience because it allowed me to bet my feet wet and see what I was going in to. I had a bit of difficulty because I orginally designed it with plain HTML. I later decieded it would be better it code it with CSS, which required me to repiece all the elements in the site. I now use CSS in all my sites. See it now.