University of Washington

CSS/XHTML web development: Scott Marlow

This summer, I contracted for the Katze Lab, part of the University of Washington’s Department of Microbiology, to re-design four websites for their associated labs: viromics.washington.edu, www.macaque.org, nida.viromics.washington.edu, www.pandemicinfluenza.org. Staff wanted a standardized look and feel, and the ability to do internal site updates.

Tiffany James and Todd Karam were selected as the graphic artists. My role included project management, site architecture, planning, content development, and site development.

To facilitate HTML editing by non-technical users, I developed a hybrid table-CSS site. CSS also helps enforce layout and style rules.

The sites now share a consistent navigation scheme to help visitors find information. The sites are optimized for Internet Explorer 7 at a screen resolution of 1024 x 768.

CSS/XHTML web development: Scott Marlow
he third launch of four UW lab sites. Design by Todd Karam and Tiffany James.

Visit my latest CSS flavor at http://nida.viromics.washington.edu

CSS/XHTML web development: Scott Marlow

The second lab site launched of 4 labs under Dr. Michael Katze of UW. Design by Todd Karam and Tiffany James.

Check out the new CSS monkeys at: www.macaque.org

Jon Rue is a fellow scuba diver. He also works at Dr. Michael Katze’s UW lab, with Marcus Korth.  I’ll be developing new websites for the four Katze-affiliated labs. This has nothing to do with scuba diving.