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[Screenshot of design experiments]

Experiments

Just playing... This page includes some of the designs used as alternative stylesheets on jarmin.com and nadp-uk.org

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[Screenshot of datenbanktiger]

datenbanktiger

My sister's little business. This is the design I made for her, but this is the one she wanted.

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[Screenshot of NADP website]

National Association of Disability Practitioners

Freelance work since November 2001.

An organization for disability workers in UK academic institutions. A standard-compliant CSS layout design where 100% accessibility was a priority. Redesigned in January 2007: Three-column layout plus styleswitcher.

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[Screenshot of Dissens website]

Dissens e.V.

Since March 2005

Dissens e.V. is a non-profit NGO that provides advisory, education and research services in the field of adult education, youth and gender work.

Redesigned August 2006

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[Screenshot of Perpetrators website]

Betriebliche Praktikumsplätze für Jungs

Dissens e.V. project.

March - April 2007

A simple front end for a database designed by my sister Antje.

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[Screenshot of Perpetrators website]

Working with Perpetrators of Domestic violence in Europe

Dissens e.V. project.

Since June 2006

Trilingual website for a European project. Work-in-progress.

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[Screenshot of GenderWerk website]

GenderWerk

Dissens e.V. project.

Since April 2006

Work-in-progress.

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[Screenshot of 'Unser Platz' website]

"Unser Platz"

Since March 2005

"Unser Platz" (Our Site) is a project of Dissens e.V., whose aim is to foster participation in sports activities in Marzahn-Hellersdorf (Berlin). The main target group is kids and young people. Which is why the website is a bit "loud".

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[Screenshot of Foxberghof website]

Foxberghof

Since February 2006

Seminar venue in Paaren, near Berlin.

Only a couple of pages so far. Just a quick fix for a friend in need of a way to reach people and be found.

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[Screenshot of Impact Associates website]

Impact Associates

Since December 2005

A UK consultancy in disability issues within post 16 educational institutions.

Work-in-progress.

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[Screenshot of ATOP website]

ATOP Limited - Assessment and Training of People

Since April 2005

ATOP Ltd. provides assessment and training services in the field of disability in higher education.

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[Screenshot of TM website]

Tanzschule Manhold

Voluntary project since 1999.

My parents' business site (a ballroom dance school in Germany). An old design with personality.

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[Screenshot of CCH website]

CCH Confederation of Co-operative Housing

Voluntary project since 1998.
Major re-design in 2003.

A decade of involvement with the co-operative movement in England brought me to my first long-term commitment as webmaster.

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Completed projects

[Brain.he website]

Brain.he

July - November 2005

This colourfull website is aimed at people dealing with learning difficulties in higher education institutions in the UK.

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[Screenshot Jan Volkmann website

Adocom

Freelance work, January 2005

Freelance projects for Adocom, Dallgow, Germany.
2 CSS Layout Designs, of which one was used:

[ Jan Volkmann Elektroinstallation ]

[Screenshot Claus Sieber website]

Claus Sieber Pferdepension & Weingut

Freelance work, July to August 2003.

Tableless CSS Layout, accessibility, standard-compliance.

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[Screenshot Christine's website]

Christine's Kochbücher

Voluntary project, May 2003.

A small site for my mother's cookbooks.

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[Access Summit Testpage]

Access Summit

Freelance work, December 2002 to March 2003.

This support site for students with disabilities offered me the opportunity to apply all the things I'd learned in recent years, to write the good standard-compliant and valid code, and to try another tableless CSS layout.

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[Screenshot of DEMOS website]

DEMOS Project

Part-time employment, 2000 - 2003.

A Higher Education project based at the Manchester Metropolitan University to develop material for staff disability awareness.

A site that took a long time to know where it was going.

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[Screenshot of MMU Learning Support website]

MMU Student Services / Learning Support

Voluntary project and part-time employment in 2002.

The websites for the MMU Student Services and Learning Support Unit, which urgently needed some accessibility, usability and information structure added to them.

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[Screenshot of EDNER website]

EDNER Project

Part-time employment in 2001.

The dissemination website for a three year project by the Centre for Research in Library & Information Management (CERLIM), aimed at academics. This work included the management of the group's Intranet.

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[Screenshot of NDT website]

NDT National Development Team

Freelance work in 2001.

A website for the National Development Team, a non-profit organisation that works for people with learning disabilities. This site has now been redesigned.

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Toucan Europe Ltd.

Part-time employment 1998 - 2000

The sites I designed while working for Toucan are relics from pre-standards days. HTML 4.0 Transitional with a comparatively basic stylesheet. Toucan redesigned its site recently. My old design lasted 4 years.

Accessibility was my priority from the very beginning. However, back in 1998 this simply meant removing all FONT tags from the HTML and labelling images with ALT attributes. My earliest sites were made for Netscape 3. CSS layout was still in the distant future.

For Toucan Europe I developed and maintained a number of ESF funded project websites. Some of them are still online:

Guides

Accessible Web Design

A collation of tips, guidelines and resources for web designers, who wish to make their websites accessible to visitors with disabilities and older or assistive technology. Focuses on techniques but includes chapters on evaluation, barriers to access, legislation, usability, writing for the web and more. »

DEMOS Accessibility Guide

A version of the original Jarmin.com Accessibility Guide. This guide includes extra information on accessibility techniques used on the DEMOS site (following the WAI guidelines) and a number of demonstrations on how the site looks under a variety of circumstances. »

[Screenshot of Meta website]

Guide to Metatags

Early 2000 project for University. A beginners guide to the use of metatags in web documents. »

Other publications

Case study for UKOLN (the UK Office for Library Networking) : Standards and Accessibility Compliance for the DEMOS Project Web Site.