One of my first ideas for a site was a t-shirt design site. Where you could go in and design your own t-shirt. The navigation tabs would be little t-shirt tags you could rip off with your mouse to navigate to that page. The style of the site was suppose to be like a note book drawing. I really enjoy the sketchy style of sites, and the hand drawn. The logo is an MC, which stands for Marshall Customs.
My college needed a site overhaul. So I gave my best to design a clean, simple and informative site. You could go online and see your balance and your grades with ease. You could also modify your profile picture, and maybe right something about yourself.
I started Digital Photography this year and I wanted to design a site that would show off my pictures. I really liked the color combinations on this site and the style of it. A big slideshow and little circles with pictures in them. I think that different shapes that compliment each other looks nice in my opinion.
I made a site for one of my favorite bands, Steam Powered Giraffe. I liked the idea of making the navigation tabs cogs that would spin when you hover over them. It would be simple with CSS transitions. The home page is a big picture of the band and the store is a grid layout of their products. You should check them out!
I made another photography site, like my other one. But this one is much cleaner and has a more square look to it. This site also has some css transitions in it. The thumbnails below would rotate, fade in or out, zoom and pan.
One of my most impressive sites was a site about the history of mankind in space. The site has a heavy amount of parallax scrolling to it and was very tricky to make. I had to fool around with JavaScript when I didn't know it all at. But with a little work here and there, I was able to make my way through it and create this site.