My cousin’s former employer needed a website designed for his company. I did this as a favor and used it to gain more experience. Deep Venture sends ruggedized video cameras into the foulest, most abusive environments to help perform inspections. Think wells and sewers. I’d hate to see these cameras when they return from…wherever.

This site was low on content. I scanned a company patch and converted a VHS tape to RealMedia format. This was around the year 2000 so RealMedia (RM files) were the dominant format. The website itself didn’t take long to design and this was the first where I used CSS. In particular, I like the background I designed. A company that “drills” down to extreme depths is symbolized by the wedge that tapers towards the bottom of the screen.

This entry was posted by Matthew Crumley on Saturday, August 4th, 2007 at 12:32 PM. Matthew is currently a software developer who works on simulation devices and their user interfaces. In his spare time he reads the news, dabbles with code, is active in his homeowner association, and enjoys life with his wife and pet terrier. You can leave Matthew a comment or trackback from your own site. Follow comments to this entry via RSS. Explore other posts marked with these tags: web design.