A Basic Portfolio for Natalie Benjamin of NMBCreativity to disply her photography skills and prints online.

An informational website for both prospective students and current students of Kwon's Taekwondo of Severna Park Maryland.

The original design of the Facilities Database used Nested tabels and non-compliant HTML. After Joining SAIC in September of 2005 I was presented with the challenge of updateing the layout in order to make the website comply with US Government Section 508 Standards. The changes to the Layout include:

• The page templates used the XHTML 1.0 Transitional DOCTYPE and passed W3C Validation.
• Tables were removed as the foundation for the layout and replaced with a CSS2 layout (Tabels were still used when needed to display tabular data).
• Three CSS Based page templates (One, Two and Three Column) were designed to fit in a 1024x768 minimum screen resolution.
• The updated page structure allowed the code to be used as templates in a STRUTS Architecture.

The result was a Web Based application with a cleaner look and feel than that of it's predecessor.
The layout is completely CSS based and degrades in CSS2 compliant browsers.

MyPAL is a repository of software engineering and task management practices employed on the ETSC and defines the organization's standard software process. The term "software" is broadly interpreted to include all software-related products and plans developed for SSA, regardless of life cycle, methodology, or platform. Sections included IPAL, Centers of Excellence (best practices), Employee Information, Training, and SSA Contract Information. The navigation was reorganized and all content was confirmed with the appropriate department for accuracy. MyPal continues to be distributed to various Lockheed Martin contracts as an example of CMM Level 3 compliant process asset library.
The layout is completely CSS based and degrades in CSS2 compliant browsers.

Organizations who completed forms for individuals petitioned the Social Security Administration for forms that would be easier for them to use over the internet. The result of that petition was the development of the AeDIB PRO effort. In an effort to expedite the front end development process templates were created using CSS positioning and XHTML to help the Page developers complete their pages in a timely manner.
The layout is completely CSS based and degrades in CSS2 compliant browsers.

During the original AeDIB effort three applications were created. During the process changes were made to the architecture and layout of the applications. The IDR Synch effort used a latest version of the architecture and a new layout based on the Social Security Administration's website ( www.ssa.gov) redesign. In an effort to expedite the front end development process templates were created using CSS positioning and XHTML to help the Page developers complete their pages in a timely manner.
The layout is completely CSS based and degrades in CSS2 compliant browsers.

Older Social Security Administration applications (The Benefit Verification Statement and Replacement Medicare Card Applications) were ported over to the new J2EE/WebSphere architecture. A CSS based design for new internet applications not in the AeDib group. This layout is based on the new look and feel of the Social Security website internal pages.
The layout is completely CSS based and degrades in CSS2 compliant browsers.

The C/ CGI application for ICOA was ported over to the new J2EE/WebSphere architecture. A CSS based design for new internet applications not in the AeDib group. This layout is based on the new look and feel of the Social Security website internal pages.
The layout is completely CSS based and degrades in CSS2 compliant browsers.

IPAL is a repository of software engineering and task management practices employed on the ETSC and defines the organization's standard software process. The term "software" is broadly interpreted to include all software-related products and plans developed for SSA, regardless of life cycle, methodology, or platform. A Search feature was installed as well as a comments page. Both were developed using ASP.
The layout is completely CSS based and degrades in CSS2 compliant browsers.

Front end development of the AeDIB applications. Development was done using JSP and XHTML to display static and dynamic content provided by a Java Architecture. Early Versions of the web pages used a table based layout while later versions had a completely CSS based layout which degrades in CSS2 compliant browsers.

This site provided a interactive forum for LMIT employees on the Social Security Contract. Development was done using CSS based and Table based layouts utilizing JSP connecting to a DB2 Database for dynamic page content.

This site offered report uploading across the RCN Corp. Business Network. A report tracking usage was generated for managers to view the website usage.

This site offered a database interface to the ICB Database. Users could enter ICB information allowing network personnel across the country to comment on the possible impact on the network should the sale complete. The site provided a builtin board style system to track user comments and offered e-mail notification to users for each individual ICB.

An integrated Visual Basic and Microsoft Access database built uniquely for each Marriott Hotel property world-wide. This tool allowed each property to determine which technological assets were Y2K compliant and which assets needed to be updated or replaced.

An integrated Visual Basic and Microsoft Access database built for each Marriott International Headquarters. This tool allowed the Y2K Staff to track, log, and report any issues with the Y2k Asset Tracking Database as well as other ongoing projects in the Y2k Program Office.