Web Design Info

I (Stevie Critoph) am a skilled, self-taught web designer who is willing to work for less than average pay in order to expand my portfolio. Please contact me if you need a website or have any questions about my prices, what I am willing to do, how long it will take, etc. For the most part, since I do this kind of thing professionaly and full-time, I can work very efficiently as I communicate with you about my progress. I am well versed in web programming languages (such as XHTML, CSS, PHP, MySQL, JavaScript, Flash, etc.), enough so that I feel I am able to create almost any type of website you want.

I can add code and functionality to a site you have designed, or as a designer I can create you an appealing, easy to navigate website, while providing rough drafts and progress reports so that it's exactly what you want. I can even go all out with drawings and Flash like I did with StraightBullyism.com and CoozyMcMillan.com. I am a perfectionist, thus I will provide clean, commented code and easy to understand instructions on any ins and outs of the site. If you ever have problems, you can email me and I'll fix it free and right away. I also will say that though I specialize in cartoony/fun designs, I can do professional designs as well.

Snubby Land (old) on 08.26.2007
By Stevie
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SNUBBY LAND (OLD)
snubbyland.com

The old version of Snubby Land was an enourmous website, all programmed and designed from scratch. The total amount of hours spent working on the website was probably something like 300. The site had several content based portals (including a blog), a user system with advanced profiles, a forum (or bulletin board system) with BBCODE and smilies, many static and dynamic information pages, an affiliate page with site links and code, an enormously powerful administrator page that basically controlled the whole website, administrator controls (for users that are admins) and mod controls that helped update and monitor the site, highscore boards, lots of hand-drawn graphics and animations, a sidebar with log in and a new content grid, etc. The list goes on.

The website also hosted weekly animation and art related contests that had little trophy images as prizes that were added to the user's profiles if the they won (or came 2nd or 3rd). A user's trophies also appeared above their signature in the forum.

This old version of Snubby Land was up for a full year, and racked in many thousands of dollars of ad revenue.