This website was based upon the Web-Enabled, Automated Horse Feeder. Of course, to be web-enabled you need a website. My objective was to design the database and a user friendly interface. The end result was Reno Server.

Every site I designed up to this point was static. The only exception might be some temporary dabbling with SSI (server side includes) that I never quite liked. This was my first attempt at using PHP and I really enjoyed it.

Once this site was complete and we passed the course, it served no further purpose. I moved on to MBA courses and said farewell to web design for at least another year.

This entry was posted by Matthew Crumley on Saturday, August 4th, 2007 at 8:13 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: college, web design.