This is a website I made for a friend of mine. I designed Admin tools for him to edit the content, so he does not have to contact me all the time. This was the first version of the Bee Hive Web base engine I began developing.

(Sorry for the inconvenience. My friend missed his payment and the site was taken offline. I lost my backup of his site, so I don't have a demo of it. If you click the link, then you can see a screenshot of his site and admin tools I made. I designed everything and that is including the layout. Everything was done in PHP and MySQL.)

I was approached by a coworker of mine who wanted to build a website to sell creatures that he makes.  I developed this site to have rotating themes.  Unfortunately, recently I got an email from the server providers that payment was stopped on the domain and that they were taking it offline.  This is one of three websites that during that time caused me to develop a new Bee Hive web engine version.  The newer version allowed for easier editing and more options.

You can check out copy of the site here. This copy only has one of six themes, and does not have all of the content of the original site.

This was designed on my Digital Bee Hive Engine 2.0, and the admin tools are built into the page. Unlike my first design where it was a secondary page. This portal treats the site like a blog system, and the owner can login by scrolling to the bottom of the site, and clicking the DH icon, which unlocks the editing tools which are invisible when you are not logged in. To see an image of the system by clicking here.

This site never was published.  I built the site for a gentleman that wanted to sell a product of his, and after I built the site and was ready to publish it to the web. He then never gave me the products or info I needed to finish and publish.

Click here to check out a copy of the site.

This was designed on my Digital Bee Hive Engine 2.0, and the admin tools are built into the page. Unlike my first design where it was a secondary page. This portal treats the site like a blog system, and the owner can login by scrolling to the bottom of the site, and clicking the DH icon, which unlocks the editing tools which are invisible when you are not logged in. To see an image of the system by clicking here.

This is another website that went offline.  The owner of the website was a friend of mine who was doing modeling in LA for awhile, and she wanted a portfolio site to keep all her work.  She also wanted a place for her fans to come to.  After I finished developing the website and began publishing it to her website, she decided to quit modeling and acting.  I was a bit disappointed because I really was proud of the design and site I was building for her.

Here is a copy of her site. At the base of the page, and most of the pages I have built, you will see a DH logo.  If you click it and scroll down, you will notice a Log-in forum.  Once logged into the site, the webpage gives access to editable links that allow the admin to control the content of the website.

This was designed on my Digital Bee Hive Engine 2.0, and the admin tools are built into the page. Unlike my first design where it was a secondary page. This portal treats the site like a blog system, and the owner can login by scrolling to the bottom of the site, and clicking the DH icon, which unlocks the editing tools which are invisible when you are not logged in. To see an image of the system by clicking here.

This site was done for a group of guys who were a clan for the game Unreal Tournament. They had a Dot Com site and forums site which I was an admin for, and I then developed this really cool theme for the website. The group broke apart about three years ago, and the website went down, but you can click here to see the saved layout I have. The header image actually changes as you reload the page.