Web Design Projects by Joe Watts

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The following are a reasonable portion of the projects I've worked on in the past 10 years. Until about a year ago, I used primarily Dreamweaver as my web development tool, with a very small amount of Flash. I use Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Fireworks and the rest of the Adobe suite of products on most of the websites I develop. Now, I'm finding WordPress to be more interesting and flexible for my needs, and have developed a pretty good number of Wordpress sites in the last year.
	Web design and maintenance clients include the following: Perry County Chamber of Commerce Sumter County Chamber of Commerce Civil Consultants, Inc. Knight-Griffith LLP Alabama Association of RC&D Councils University of Alabama Center for Economic Development (UCED) American Institute of Architects, Birmingham Chapter Brierfield Ironworks Historic Park Lower Cahaba Heritage and Recreational Corridor (tourism website) Alabama's Front Porches, Southwest Alabama regional tourism site Brad Morton (local sculptor) American Mining Insurance Company Ala-Tom RC&D Council Bibb County Tourism website (in progress) River Bottom Pine, Heart Pine Wide Plank Flooring Church Transporation & Logistics Brookside Alabama City of Brookside Alabama Communities of Excellence Birmingham Architectural Foundation Tyler, Eaton, Morgan Nichols (Court Reporters) Highland Park Neighborhood Association Veterinary Diagnostics and Cardiac Evaluations Sierra Club, Alabama Chapter CAWACO RC&D Council Taj India Your Town Alabama Your Town Alabama Blog frequently updated blog Standard Fire Equipment Lee-Russell Council of Governments Hosting and Minimal Design/Maintenance Alzheimer's of Central Alabama Birmingham Historical Society Designed and/or Maintained by Joe Watts: The Alabama Scenic Byways Program The Alabama Association of Regional Councils Advance Alabama: Alabama's Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy, CEDS

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