Here are some of the sites I've done....... some are originals, some are "inherited", meaning they were created by someone else but then never updated or maintained, and I got the chance to give them new life.

As you can see, many of these are motorcycle trials sites. My first site was the New Mexico Trials Association site, started in 2001. The second was LewisportUSA, and more sites followed........

(The image is the link)

This is an extensive site for possibly the largest trials dealer in the US.

It's set up so the site's owners can update it themselves (journal posts, price changes, etc.) using Adobe Contribute.

Site for the US Trial des Nations Team.

The Team is made up of the best riders in the country, and travels to Europe every fall to represent the US.

The NMTA is our local trials club.

A great sport!

This is a straightforward site that has gone through a couple makeovers over the years.

This is a new site for the importer of the Spanish Gas Gas enduro and MX motorcycles.

It has a companion site for trials bikes (below).

They share an "Entry Page" for GasGas.com.
This is an 'inherited' site that needed revamping and updating, and has been extensively changed.

North American Trials Council

This is the national organization for observed trials. Another inherited site, it is set up with a MySQL database and PHP to allow a few folks to make news posts to the home page.

The San Pedro Neighborhood Association

Where I live. That's South Mountain in the picture.

New Mexico Trialsport

A trials demo/training team. Now (Feb. 08) the team is ramping up, as is the site.

Seldom Seen Slim Landspeed Racing

An inherited site in the process of being redone (Feb. 08). Very interesting site for Jon and Nancy Wennerberg of Marquette MI. LSR stuff, plus more.

Turquoise Trail Preservation Trust

An organization devoted to preserving the Turquoise Trail Scenic Byway in New Mexico.

Woodturnings

Just one page, included here for interest and the photos.

Just a couple pages, meant to get my son Trevor started with a site.

Actually, I HAD to get a couple of his Alaska photos on the web!