My flagship and first ever site, having undergone many, many revisions is of course THE Porto Heli Website which is all about my home of 20+ years, in English and Greek. It's my playground; any new CSS, graphics, photographic effects or even whole CMS that takes my fancy gets tried out here first.
The Best Western Rozos Hotel website I built for Yiannis using the Best Western CSS templates and customising them to suit. We maintain and update it together and the site has various language options.
One of my oldest customers, Mazis X Pro website is custom coded CSS with many of his products displayed in CSS photo galleries and an adapted Lightbox. There is an English synopsis but, for now, the site is in Greek. We've decided to move him over to WordPress soon and use OSCommerce as his online catalogue which means I'll customise and he'll maintain the site.
Spiros of S & K Pantos is way too busy to keep up a website so I used hand coded CSS and maintain the English version of the site for him. This means updating his information & services and keeping the newest .pdf catlogues available for his clients.
I had fun with Porto Heli WaterSports using Marios great photos from Radar and Ronix for a stunning visual showcase. Again I custom coded, tied him into Facebook and used Coppermine for his ProShop and area photos so that he can update his site when new stock comes in.
Takis needed a simple online presence to advertise Afros Rent a Boat so we took some photos of his boats, grabbed a few maps and I hand coded some CSS to display it all nicely. He's got info in Greek and English and we periodically update the site.
The website Sabani Real Estate needed to be maintained by them as their properties became available or got sold so WordPress was the obvious choice with the addition of a Google languages tool. I made a unique theme for the site and we did some WordPress 101 to get them up and running. As the site changes, I tweak to keep the look consistent.
Biff & Amy of Poseidon Sports & Studios wanted a site that combined with their social networks and that they could regularly add to so, again, WordPress. I customised a theme, worked on some graphics and provide techie support when needed to keep them sailing smoothly. They'd like to add a Greek version but for now the site is in English.
Tula of OIKOSHMO wanted an online catlogue of all her great stuff so I used OSCommerce for her site with custom graphics and colours and linked up to her Facebook and Wix pages. She constanly updates the catalogue and we get our heads together when it's time for site updates or new graphics. The site is in Greek.
The Nautical Club of Porto Heli needed an easily maintained site in Greek and English to keep up to date with water sports fans, forge links with other nautical clubs and keep members informed of their activities. I hand coded a WordPress theme, took some photos, designed some graphics, linked to their social network pages and ... voila!
A pro-bono job, the F.A.S.Ermionida charity website was an interesting challenge. I used a WordPress Multi-Site install as they need to have articles in Greek, English and German which will be maintained by different people in different places. I customised their theme colours and graphics to give the whole site the same look, although with this type of site you can have a different look for each language if you want.
Last, but not least, bare minimum, my personal blog. I wanted to use the bare minimum of everything for this hand coded site - bare bones CSS, least possible colour, as few fonts and graphics as possible in order for my devoted followers to concentrate on the content. Like the road to hell, the wayside is littered with good intentions and the content is a bit, well, minimal - I'M WORKING ON IT OK? Feedback says my links are interesting though so check out my disjointed ramblings sometime.
