Completed Date April 2009. Webite: www.dominicpettifer.co.uk
My own personal blogging site. Originally written in ASP.NET 2.0 Webforms,
it has now been converted over to ASP.NET MVC 1. They say you have to rewrite something 3 times
until you produce your best work, so maybe once I port it over to MVC2 it'll be the best blog in the world :)
Completed Date January 2009. Webite: www.bordershealthinhand.scot.nhs.uk
NHS Education for Scotland portal website, providing health information on various subjects and in difference languages.
Built on top of Umbraco, an open source .NET Content Management System, the primary CMS used where I work.
Completed Date Feb 2007. Webite: www.privatemenorca.com
Promotional website for properties to rent in Menorca. Completely bespoke/custom built site with mini content
management system, which allows changes to property information, prices, property availability calendar
and image gallery (complete with photo uploader tool). Originally built in JavaServlets and JSP, and later ported
to ASP.NET 2.0.
Completed Date Sept 2005. Webite: N/A (Intranet Site)
An intranet web based database application for staff at SCRI (Scottish Crops Research Institute) to manage,
store and log the whereabouts and uses of plant seed samples. This was built by a team of 3 students (including
myself) as a final year project for university, but was a real live project to be used by staff on delivery.
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