My name is Christopher Fillmore and I design and build accessible, standards-based websites. In addition to writing clean front-end XHTML and CSS, I also create dynamic, database-driven sites using PHP and MySQL.

Here are some websites I've built:

Object Tracker - project.php

dev.hiprmod.net

Site layout, XHTML, CSS, PHP, MySQL by: Me

This site is more a set of project management tools than it is a traditional website. Specifically, this site was designed to track various modules, or tasks, assigned during a development cycle for a total conversion modification - a piece of video game software. The site also tracked the people who worked on the modules, as well any instance in which a particular module was tested in-game for functionality. The site included a file browser which read the contents of a specified directory on the team webserver, contact information for all individuals working on the project, and a myriad of other information.

Geoff Parent for VP Student Affairs

Geoff Parent for VP Student Affairs

Site layout, XHTML, CSS, PHP by: Me

Photographs by: Geoff

Geoff Parent is a good friend of mine who ran for student office at the University of Ottawa. One of the primary challenges of this site was that it had to be available in both French and English. From a design standpoint, I felt Geoff needed a site the provided significant face time for him, such that students could recognize him on campus.

Hostile Intent: Phoenix Rising

Hostile Intent: Phoenix Rising

Site layout, XHTML, CSS, PHP by: Me

Banner graphics by: Hostile Intent Team

Hostile Intent: Phoenix Rising is a total conversion modification for the Source Engine, the engine which powered Half-Life 2. The team behind this project had two primary needs: a news feed which could be updated regularly and easily, as well as an image gallery which could sort through the substantial visual content generated by their artists. The news feed is powered by IPB, though the gallery is built around a flexible script I wrote which allows it to be updated easily, without the need for a database.