My full-time job does is not producing websites. For this reason I have not produced very many sites, however my job does require that I maintain a high level of expertise in web design best practice and throughout 2004 to 2006 this expertise was enhanced whilst I taught the advanced website design evening course at Alton College.
In 2007 I produced a new site for Migraine
in Primary Care Advisors. This site is constructed in strict XHTML and uses pure CSS to display a layout with a fresh and modern look. The site also has an extensive Moodle section, named ‘MIPCA Learn’ where healthcare professionals can study materials then complete the MCQs, which are scored automatically. People achieving an acceptable standard are able to download a certificate which they can use in their annual appraisals to demonstrate professional development. This system is publicly available and anyone can register for an account.

In 2008 I produced a site for the Surrey Headache Service

Other examples of my website design are the Design Guidelines for Effective E-Learning Materials final project site I created for my MA:
and the SynchroniCity knowledge base for an earlier project:
and a collection of my earlier photographs (1988–91) from a previous version of this website:
