Jumaka - Portfolio

Web Design - Photography - Desktop Publishing Click on an image for more details.
	A web site for the Canadian Grand Masters Fiddling Championship that promotes traditional fiddling in Canada. The site is designed using CSS and Dreamweaver templates and includes and on-line membershipapplication and on-line registration for workshops.
	Active Independent Aging - Vieillir de façon active et autonome is a bilingual guide designed to promote the health and independence of older adults and veterans through falls prevention, active living and activity-friendly environments. It consists of an extensive web site and a 300 page printed guide and was developed during a 2 year research project involving the Community Health Research Unit at the University of Ottawa and the City of Ottawa Department of Public Health Services and Long-Term Care. The web site is designed to be accessible to seniors and to be viewable on the older computers and browsers that are common in community centres and legions. In the print guide we were also concerned about readability. The designs were discussed and approved by a community advisory team as the project evolved. I also took many of the photographs for the project.
	CHNET-Works! is an open electronic space dedicated to bringing together community health researchers, decision-makers and practitioners around current "hot" issues in community health. It is now maintained by the customer. The site includes an on-line registration system using CGI.
	A 28 page program for the annual Canadian Grand Masters Fiddling Competition, 2006.
	The Canadian Fiddler, the publication of the Canadian Grand Masters Fiddling Competition, published four times a year.
	The Nursing Best Practice Research Unit web page at the University of Ottawa. The NBPRU aims to promote best nursing knowledge everywhere. The page uses the University of Ottawa's templates and CSS.
	Jules Saint-Michel, Luthier Inc. in Montreal - a bilingual web site designed to be maintained by the customers using Macromedia Contribute.
	A web site for a research project led by Dr. Lynne Bowker to investigate whether machine translation can help to meet the needs of official languages in linguistic minority communities. The project includes an on-line questionnaire using CGI to collect the data, and an Access database.
	Greg Dahms, violin bowmaker. This project included photography as well as web design.
	First Nations Falls Prevention, A Guide for Aboriginal Communities was adapted from the Active Independent Aging guide to target the special issues and concerns in native communities.
	A poster for a craft show organized by the Ottawa Valley Weavers' and Spinners' Guild.
	A poster advertising the Ottawa Celtic Slow Jam music group.
	Elderberry Farm - A web site for a farm in Eastern Ontario that sells animals and fibre for hand spinners.
	Web site for the Community Health Research Unit at the University of Ottawa. The web site is now maintained by the customers.
	Galanthus Weaving Studio - A web site for an Ottawa weaver and spinner.
	Multiple Interventions for Community Health - Interventions multiples en santé communautaires is a research, education and mentoring program that is part of the Institute of Population Health at the University of Ottawa. The bilingual web site is a place to share research, news, and advertise available programs and employment. The web site is now maintained by the customers.
	A bilingual brochure I produced as a volunteer for the Ottawa Valley Weavers' and Spinners' Guild. I also took many of the photographs.
	A web site showing some of my recent photographs.
	Judy Kavanagh's Moccasins and Mukluks is a site I designed to sell the handmade moccasins and mukluks I like to make in my spare time. I also took all the photographs.
	Sanajavut: Our Creations is a web page showing photographs I took of an Inuit fashion show presented at the Canadian Museum of Civilization.
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