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Gail van VarseveldWeb Development Portfolio |
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This page is linked to some of the webpages I've developed for clients. I would be happy to hear your opinion on them.
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Inroads, the Canadian Journal of Opinion Described as "Canada’s best source for informed, lively commentary and analysis on the issues facing the country — and the world," Inroads has been publishing since 1992 and online since 2002. In 2008, with the assistance of Canada Magazine Fund grant, I was hired to redesign their site. Yes, that is a Philip Street cartoon on the cover. In the way of the Internet, the site was redesigned in 2012. In time, I may post a few samples of my design. Meantime, have a look at their new site. |
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Across Boundaries Multifaith Institute Across Boundaries Multifaith Institute is a new Canadian educational organization providing a venue in which people from diverse traditions and beliefs can begin to communicate with one another, in a context of growing mutual understanding and sympathy. |
| Philip Street.com Philip is a cartoonist, animator and illustrator, and creator of the strip Fisher. This website displays some of his work, and is home for the Fisher archive. |
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St. Lawrence Market Website The St. Lawrence Market, in the historic St. Lawrence Neighborhood, is Toronto's premiere market. I designed and maintained their website for 13 years, from 1998 to 2011. Their new website is here. Be careful if you're using I.E. 6 |
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SUMMIT 2000: Children, Youth and the Media — Beyond the Millennium This conference for professionals involved in the production and distribution of screen-based media for children and youth, and those involved in media education, took place in Toronto in May 2000. I redesigned the site layout and maintained/updated the site. (I cannot take credit for the graphics.) These are the final posted pages for the site, and since the conference is over, the e-mail links are no longer operative. |
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Compass, A Jesuit Journal This award-winning magazine suspended publication in 1997, and while we are still hoping for its resurrection, there seems to be enough content here to continue to attract visitors. |
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Compass Foundation The non-profit organization set up to pursue the aims of Compass, A Jesuit Journal, this page links to information about Compass Points: Navigating the 20th Century, a collection of new and previously published articles about... the 20th century! |
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Birthday Surprise A proto-site, begun as a 50th birthday gift for a noted journalist, from his friends. With friends like these... |