Personal/Professional Projects?
The division between "Personal" and "Professional" projects here is purely arbitary, since my personal projects are just as important to me as the professional ones (Though, of course, they don't get the same priority) and are to just as high a standard. Sort of. Whilst professional projects tend to be better debugged, the personal ones tend to be better coded, simply because the lack of deadlines allows the architecture full reign, and I have to make fewer sacrifices to the all-powerful specification. Since my personal projects have no spec, the architecture defines the spec, rather than the other way around. That my not much sense, but on my planet it's a law. So there
Since this is my Professional site, however, I shall only list the projects I've got paid for. The personal projects are, with the rest of my "personal" stuff, on Aquarionics
PreUnderstanding
Before I actually understood web design, I was one of those irritating little kids who get hired in place of a Real designer, usually because they're related to a member of staff. The only design that survives is for The Marketing Solution and was my second attempt at it, after I learnt why frames should not replace navigation, but before I discovered CSS.
PostUnderstanding
Then I learnt PHP, MySQL and stuff, spent two years bringing my skills as a web developer up to scratch... and went to be a graphic designer for computer games. Actually, most of my work was turning the work of the artist into something the programmers could use. Aquarionic Designs, standing on the edge between the artistic and the realistic. Anyway, the funding was pulled, the game collapsed, and the company who I was contracted to has ceased to exist. But the deck of cards I designed was really nice, so there.
BrowserAngel
So, my main project for August 2003 to Oct 2004 was BrowserAngel, which would be exceedingly cool and good for my CV if I could tell you what it does, but I can't yet. My work for this involved PHP, SQL, database design, Accessible DHTML, Design, Tables -> CSS conversion, and creating a web-application that's as standards compliant and accessible as I possibly can make it. It's nice.
Evolving Media
Currently I work as a Technical Developer for Evolving Media. The nature of the company means I'm involved to some extent in most of the sites we do, but my work focuses mainly on the Nationwide systems