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We went through several iterations of the website, but our goals were SEO optimization and systematizing the internal booking process with salesforce while exposing certain information about entertainers, acts and availability through the website, and keeping those in sync with entertainer calendars.

With the help of some interns, I designed and built the website from the ground up, and hosted it at Cleveweb.com, the software solutions company I had formed a few years earlier.

montgranite.com - supplier of natural stone website. After assessing their products, we categorized them according to stone type, colors, texture and brand, then I created a MySQL database and an ORM to read/write PHP objects and their relationships from the database and present it as a front-end, which I designed to resemble a piece of marble.

I then hosted the company's website and email for a number of years afterward and actively updated the site on retainer.

At the time, dialup was still the most prevalent form of connecting to the internet, and our users had 28.8k, 26k and 56k modems, running PPP protocol, and some of them had static IPs whereas others used DHCP to assign connection-session long settings.

Users had Linux home directories, FTP accounts, and the option to host apache based vhosts. My job was to be able to leverage our support base and my growing knowledge of the protocols and technology to do Root Cause Analysis and solve their problems. I always took pride in my job and went above and beyond to provide the best Customer Service