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I was commissioned to add a temporary equipment sale page for Mike & Jean's Berry Farm in Mount Vernon, WA. I felt there was a need for the temporary pages to have a header image like the other pages on the site for consistency, and felt this would be a quick enough fix.

I based the header images on the already-existing images on the main website. We still had most of the source materials available, though there was a missing image mask. I was able to make use of Photoshop to set up an image mask very close to the original header images' masks. I then managed to make the new headers virtually identical to the originals for the temporary pages.

I further optimized the images in order to reduce file size without sacrificing image quality.

Several years ago when I was a web designer for JJJCOM, I was tasked with creating a web site for Clites Design & Builders. While this was a prototype site that was never fully deployed (as the project was placed on hold by the client due to their workload and my departing that position), I do include it as a sample.

A header image I created for a test site of mine. I gathered some public domain pictures (except one which was Creative Commons, which I attribute below).

Amber Spider picture is licensed under Creative Commons v. 2.0, Attribution/Remix/Share. Original provider of the image has not endorsed this work. Image included in this derivative work has been modified (resized, cropped) from the original.

Image sourced from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Spider_in_amber_(1).jpg, originally uploaded by Elisabeth from the Netherlands