I coordinated the website build for one of the South East Queensland First Nations Health Equity partners. My involvement in this website included the initial briefing of the project to the web developers and designers as well as concept approvals, content population, and DNS management once the website was ready for publication.

My involvement with the mater.org.au website began when I designed one of the earliest user interfaces for the website at a time when the website was yet to be built in a content management system (CMS). Since that time, I assisted with its development, managed a team of in-house web designers/developers, and oversaw a collaborated rebuild of the website that involved both agency developers and in-house developers • I was involved in the website’s transition from static HTML to the Kentico CMS and the multiple upgrades it has gone through since that initial transition

Guitar Fascination is my most recent website experiment. This website was created to allow me to create more content separation on my scarebear.org website. With this move, came the creation of all-new profiles on the Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube social media platforms. This created a platform that I could build upon to differentiate between the personal and professional use of social media platforms • The creation of this website has allowed me to further my own interests in marketing automation, digital platform integration, and personalised content. In time, this will extend into a journey-driven email campaign as well.

I have owned and operated scarebear.org since early 2001. Over time, the website has been my personal testing ground for all things web. The website has transitioned from a portfolio for my interests in Graphical User Interface (GUI) design, through to my interest in guitars, photography, and more • In the last 20 years, this website has been created by me using basic Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), the ColdFusion Markup Language (CFML) language and Personal Home Page Tools: Hypertext Preprocessor (PHP). With both CFML and PHP, I created my own Content Management Systems (CMS) before transitioning to freely accessible platforms such as Drupal and most recently, WordPress • This website features most of what my skill set covers—hosting management, SSL management, content management/creation, and digital platform integration.

I managed the Mater brochures website from 2011 through to 2023 • Over the years the website grew from a repository of patient information content to a centralised hub of content that was used to populate multiple systems that presented useful content to a wide range of patients and website visitors. The brochures website was been designed to educate Mater patients at the bedside—through a patient entertainment system—as well as through websites and patient portals • The brochures website was also used as a source for accredited healthcare content with its cataloging of consumer review dates and information. My involvement in this project has ranged from website development management, and staff training in the website’s Content Management System (CMS), to online consumer feedback monitoring and reporting.

I managed the Mater Mothers website from a digital platform perspective from its initial development in 2013 through to 2023. My initial involvement included coordinating the technical requirements of the website build between two external agencies—one who designed the website’s frontend design and another who handled the backend development of the website • From the website’s launch until 2023, the Mater Mothers website had undergone a variety of changes including the implementation of an online store, the integration of an obstetrician search feature—with data being pulled from another website source—and the creation of an integrated email marketing platform that members could manage their profiles on. All of this work was developed by the in-house team that I managed.

My involvement with the Materonline website began with the creation of one of the website’s earliest user interface designs. This work evolved into development assistance and eventually into ensuring the website transitioned into the same Content Management System (CMS) that Mater’s other websites are developed in • This move allowed for individual sections of the website to be managed by the appropriate content owners which was an improvement that reduced the effort required for Mater’s Marketing Department who had previously been making all content changes to the website • Feature additions that I oversaw for this website include a specialist site search, event registration management, dynamic specialist list creation and dynamically generated email newsletters—all from within the one digital marketing platform

My involvement with the Olsen Tattoo website covers redesigning—through the implementation and customisation of a third-party WordPress theme—through to hosting, domain management, and site security (SSL) management. This is an end-to-end service that I provide as a freelance digital marketer • Included in this service, I make website edits and updates, design and functionality recommendations as well as ongoing uptime/downtime monitoring and security checks. My services in this space allow the client to focus on their core business without needing to worry about their marketing-focussed website.