Bob Sherron: I Make Websites For Fun and Profit

Hello. My name is Bob Sherron and I'm a web designer and developer in St. Louis, MO. I specialize in usable and accessible web software. I'm a big fan of Ruby on Rails, but I also use PHP for some projects and still have flashbacks of my years doing ASP and .NET development.

I am currently accepting freelance projects on a case by case basis. to get in touch and see what I can do for you.

You can also find more of me at the following locations:

• LinkedIn
• Twitter
• Flickr
• del.icio.us
• Digg
• Amazon Associates Link
• TownLife

Websites Made For Fun

Cracker and Cheese is a blog that my wife and I use to share our photographs and updates about our lives. I designed a customized Wordpress theme that is currently in its sixth iteration.

The Sun Devil Halo Club is a non profit organization that provides underprivileged kids in the Phoenix area the chance to see ASU Sun Devil Basketball games free of charge. I was thrilled to donate my time to this worthy cause. This is a PHP-based site that was built to fit in with other ASU related properties.

Skein of Yarns is a portfolio site for my sister Kate Sherron and her illustrations. It is a lightweight Ruby on Rails content management system that showcases her vivid artwork and imaginative stories.

Websites Made For Profit

The St. Louis Arc website was built during my tenure at a former employer. They needed a site that made it easy to access their mountain of information. I was able to provide them with a minimal, yet attractive site that served their information architecture needs based in ASP.

The Xiling Group requested a flash site to replicate the look and feel of their print brochure to display the rare Chinese Porcelain that makes up their investment holdings.

AGIS Network (formerly AssistGuide) is one of my former employers. When they transitioned to the new branding scheme, they needed a website to reflect their new name and mission. While I was not responsible for the design of this project, I utilized our custom .NET platform and integrated the completed design to give AGIS a fresh start.