You can find some of my older works through the "wayback machine," however please realize the date of these projects when you view them as I've been doing this since 1994 and the web has evolved quickly. Here are a few of my higher profile clients (all links are to current client sites):

Client: California Lottery
History: When I started Web Spinners VMC with my partner, we were committed to working with large companies or not doing it at all. We figured if we couldn't land a large account then we shouldn't quit our day jobs. The California Lottery was one of the first companies we approached along with Pizza Hut, Firebricks of Hollywood, and Logitech. Within two months of starting Web Spinners we had won the bid for the California Lottery site. The site pulled the actual winning numbers from one database and posted it to the site. Now a days that's no big deal, but back in 1996 it was complicated and expensive. Web Spinners VMC won the CA Lottery contract every year there after until we ultimately closed our doors to return to industry after heavy pursuit by recruiters within PeopleSoft and Knight Ridder.

Client: Best Fertilizer (J.R. Simplot)
History: Contacted due to our notoriety in the industry, J.R. Simplot approached us with a need to develop a site that would help their consumers with the use of their fertilizer products. We worked closely with them to gather requirements and data and created a site that exceeded their expectations.

Client: Arco Arena & Sacramento Knights
History: After working with IS Inc. on the CA Lottery project, they turned us on to the Arco Arena folks. We ended up creating content rich sites for not only the arena but their indoor soccer team the Knights.

Client: VoicePro
History: San Ramon, CA. based VoicePro was one of my best professional relationships to date. Working with them was a pleasure and together we created a business-to-business portal that complimented their marketing efforts. They were so happy with our work that they had us back to do a site face lift on two separate occasions and signed a maintenance contract with us for on going site support. Even after Web Spinners VMC was closed, I continued to support them until their VP of Operations left the company in 2001.