Martin James Holland
Application Web Designer
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Show Me The Talent UK - (www.smttuk.com)
Martin Holland
2000+

I am the director and founder of Show Me The Talent Ltd. This company was formed to provide young people with an opportunity to fulfil their dreams and potential, to aid companies in recruiting the best talent and allow members to present their Talent (Image, Videos and Sounds) to their clients in a cheap and easy way. This Webpage is designed with PHP, JavaScript, CSS, HTML, and uses a MYSQL Database.

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Kingston University - (http://kumhlive.kingston.ac.uk/)
Martin Holland
2005+ Please View Page for More Information

Designing and Programming WebPages to help member of staff and students use the Kingston Network. http://kumhlive.kingston.ac.uk/ - Please view this webpage to see the WebPages I have designed for the University

Andy's Gardening Services - (http://www.andysgardeningservices.co.uk/)
Martin Holland
June 2008

Andy’s Gardening Service approached me with designing there webpage, they wish to have a simple but modern/unique design. I have used layer for this design allowing me to display the large logo in the background. This Webpage is designed with PHP, JavaScript, CSS and HTML.

Nermin Yorulmaz - (www.nerminyorulmaz.co.uk)
Martin Holland
May 2008

This client is a PHD student. The client wished to have an online CV which she could update with her Project and research and other information in required to her PHD. I see the page explaining with media and interacting functionality. This Webpage is designed with PHP, JavaScript, CSS and HTML

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Muge Yorulmaz - (www.mugeyorulmaz.com)
Martin Holland
February - 2006 -- Updated With Database and Layout - May 2008

This client is a photographer; she works in Turkey for magazines such as FHM and Cosmopolitan. With this webpage the effect of the old photos give you an understanding of what the webpage is about, but the unique element is that you can move the Polaroid's around the page with the white areas, and when you click the thump nail image it opens the photo. I used JavaScript from http://www.walterzorn.com and CSS to create this effect.

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The Fly Slaying Machine - (www.theflyslayingmachine.com)
Martin Holland
Sep - 2007

The Fly Slaying Machine, is a highly effective fly slaying machine uses patented technology to trap and kill flies, all done in an environmentally friendly way. The client asked for this site to be designed simply, cleanly and cost-effective. Allowing the layout to show off the product, without making it to difficult to navigate and long to load. This Webpage is designed with PHP, JavaScript, CSS and HTML.

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Grade My University - (www.grademyuniversity.com) - No longer Live
Martin Holland
Feb - 2007

Grade my University is a new way for student looking for a University, too see how the current student feel about their University. The client who asked me to design this site, wish to have votes only submitted if the voter was within the University, I came up with a simple but an effect way of doing this. There is an admin side to the site, this allows the administrator to see all the stats and allows the administrator to add more Country and Universities. This webpage has also been adapted for Grade My Council (http://www.grademycouncil.com/) and Grade My Stadium (http://www.grademystadium.com/). This Webpage is designed with PHP, JavaScript, CSS and HTML.

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Mithat Kan - (www.mithatkan.com.tr) - No longer Live
Martin Holland
June - 2006

Mithat Kan is a large Hairdresser's in Turkey (Türkiye). This webpage is no longer been designed by me - The client wish to have someone Turkish to update the webpage, but the new web designer would only update the site if coded by themselves. The link to my design is (http://mithatkan.smttuk.com) This site gave me a challenge with the language as I do not speak or understand any Turkish. With the help of a translator I managed to design and correct what the client was looking for. I have used flash within this website as the client asked and designed the webpage according to their ideas and specification. This Webpage is designed with Flash, JavaScript, CSS and HTML.

Khayal Tobacco - (www.khayaltobacco.com)
Martin Holland
May - 2006

Khayal Tobacco is a new up and coming cigarette company from the Middle East, this website has given many challenges. When the website project was talked about the user said that all the images for the website have been taken and ready to use, but when I started to design this website I found they only had the two box's and two professional images of the product. The webpage also has an Admin page which allows the user to change the text in Media Page. With this design I kept it simple but tried to still give a slick 'wow' factor to it. This webpage is corrected in PHP, JavaScript, CSS and HTML.

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Bashdar Pusho Ismaeel - (www.bashdar.co.uk)
Martin Holland
January - 2006

This design I found challenging, the user only having text as content, I needed to make this webpage professional looking as well as simple to update for the user. The main feature about this webpage is not its simple layout, it's the article menu bars function, it is able to slide in and out and the programmed used was JavaScript from http://forums.devshed.com/html-programming-1/ slide-out-menu-problem-55335-2.html. This webpage also uses CSS and HTML.

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Hanna Ten Doornkaat Art - (www.tendoornkaat.co.uk) - No longer Live
Martin Holland
June - 2004

This Webpage was designed by a combination of inputs from the user and myself. As the user liked to promote her work on the web, we came up with this grey shade layout so it would not take the emphasis from the art. I used a combination of CSS and Java to give the effect of a faded out look to the thumbnails. With this being an artist's webpage I gave the main emphasis on the easy use and simplicity.

About Myself
Martin Holland
Martin James Holland
System Analyst,
Kingston University.
E-mail: martin@smttuk.com
E-mail: m.holland@kingston.ac.uk
Webpage: http://www.martinjamesholland.co.uk
Webpage: http://kumhlive.kingston.ac.uk

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