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Miscellaneous: websites

I love the combination of artistic design and technology that is website design. As such, I have never felt comfortable with website editors, and prefer to just type in html. Nor do I draw out a graphic design in Photoshop and then slice it into a webpage. I firmly belive that websites should be easy to navigate and read at any window size, which means that they are all resizable. (This has become more of a problem as people get bigger monitors, but the optimum number of characters per liner remains 80). I have not caught up with the newest technologies and scripts of the past 2-3 years, but html still seems to be the foundation. :)

Of the many websites that I have created, a few are worth salvaging/archiving. They are rather dated, and are perhaps best viewed in 1024x768 form.

Chinese School: A new design from summer of 2005 that was rejected. (The current website is here)
Tidepools: A previous incarnation (#5) of this website that never launched. It was a foray into php scripting back in 2003. I had wanted to use php and css to create a site that I could completely re-design by changing a few files.
ZodiacNotes: A fan site for an old friend's comic. From 2002.
TengWangGe: An early translation project. From 2000