Tom Brunoli

I designed the AIV League's website and implented it in the Concrete5 CMS.

I designed and implemented the website for Discursis, a software product being developed by UQ researchers. The website was implemented in the Concrete5 CMS, and uses the Susy grid system

The Logan City Community Cadet Unit requested a new website to help appeal to a younger audience. I designed and developed the website using the lightweight CMS, Wolf CMS to facilitate quick loading and easy editing.

I designed and developed the Aspley 10 Pin Bowl website using the static site generator, Jekyll in collaboration with Alexander Brabyn. I was responsible for all design and development, while Alexander wrote content.

I developed the Davinda Innovations website using a custom back-end built with Sinatra to allow for easy editing and to facilitate pre-orders of their up-coming product, the Shower Shortener.

I designed the Brainchild Foundation website to allow for the new charity to easily spread news and help families in need. The website runs on a Drupal back end, with a custom designed front end theme.

I was approached by Chris Gracey to design and develop an online resume to easier promote himself. The site was developed with static HTML and CSS, and utilised non-refreshing page transitions (using AJAX). The site is now offline as per the client's request.

I was requested to design Scotmac Constructions a website based of their new business card. I developed the site to utilise Couch CMS so the client could easily edit the site content.