As part of BD Network (London) I have developed websites for clients such as eBay, Coca Cola, Cineworld, Nintendo or Orange. Here are some examples:
Cineworld
URL: http://www.cineworld.co.uk
Client: Cineworld
Work done: I've done the complete re-skin of the page. Challenge was to work with a HTML/backend structure (Java-based) that was provided by another agency and could hardly be changed. That's why the page looks modern now even though the HTML is not semantically correct.
Discover Nintendo DS
URL: http://www.discoverds.co.uk
Client: Nintendo
Work done: I've build the frontend (HTML, CSS, Javascript (jQuery)) as well as the backend (MySQL, PHP (Zend Framework) with Google Spreadsheet integration).
Nintendo retailer pages
URL's:
http://nintendo-at-asda.co.uk
http://nintendo-at-asdadirect.co.uk
http://nintendo-at-argos.co.uk
http://nintendo-at-morrisons.co.uk
Client: Nintendo
Work done: All retailer e-commerce plattforms share the same PHP codebase. I took the websites from a colleague who left and was since then in charge for both frontend and backend development of the sites.
eBay for Charity
URL:http://pages.ebay.co.uk/ebayforcharity
Client: eBay
Work done: HTML/CSS build of charity pages in-line with eBay coding guidelines.
Coke Football Promotions
URL:http://www.cokefootballpromotions.co.uk
Client: Coca Cola
Work Done: I did the programming of both backend and frontend (HTML, CSS, Javascript, jQuery, AJAX, PHP, Zend, MySQL) of this page. Unfortunately the page can only be accessed by regional managers of Coca Cola. It's purpose is to give the regional managers the possibility to order branded promotional assets (tickets, shirts...) for regional football matches and to monitor the promotions / asset usage. Page has some nice AJAX features.
