Noah Hearle's main site. This site contains everything I can think to put on to a site. There are games, movie reviews, downloads, academic studies from GCSEs and current A-Level coursework, plus my personal interests.

My games site which I designed entirely using Splash.

My cool games site, specialising in real-time strategy games. There are reviews, previews, news, screenshots, downloads, strategies, strategy links, quizzes, java games and much more. I have used an original layout and design for this site. Much of the material available here would be of great interest to all players!

The latest in web site design, I bring you: QuikSite. This service offers an amazing web site for people who want something quick and also want excellent results. I started this site after realising the potential of graphic layering to ease the process of producing customised web sites.

This is the follow-on from designing AoE Network (below). I am especially proud of this design because I managed to fit a large amount of interactive content in a small area. The design reflects the "tropical" theme, with vibrant oranges, reds, blues and turquoises.

I met Ogre about a year ago whilst visiting some Age of Empires related sites. Recently we have been communicating via ICQ. He, and some friends, have recently set up a new games site called Game Tropics. AoE Network is one of a few hosted sites within the domain, where I have redesigned the page based on one Age of Kings screenshot of a coastal scene. When I have some more time to spare, I will see what I can do with the main site's design.

This was designed to show my fathers work on the internet. There is loads of information on landscaping, fencing and woodworking techniques. Chestnut fencing products can be requested and queries can be made on any aspect of his work.

From black and white leaflets to a working site - The Old School Public House web site has been fun. I have utilised two types of image changing scripts simultaneously to give a unique navigation experience. I have also included a Macromedia Flash poster animation to attract customers to their Christmas dinner. This site has a rigid theme of checkered areas and soft brown cloth, I think it fits the style of pub well.  

Unfortunately I have been unsuccessful in uploading pages on to the server. I have complained to FreeServe, but they are totally useless in every aspect. In the end, I gave up trying and went with a free web space server: Tripod UK. I made this site to advertise the music shop where I work, in Penzance. There are facilities available for ordering online, but as I made the site with no material whatsoever, the pages are quite general.

A single, simple page detailing the impressive high quality water colour brushes made from Kazan squirrel hair. This page was almost directly transferred from a poster I had previously made on Word.

Another freeserve user, which had to be converted (to gatewaynet). This site was a touch up from a MS Publisher site. It is advertising tuition in English for people who want to learn the language from other countries. I hope you like the colourful design, something that many sites lack; used correctly, colour cheers visitors up.

A cool jazzy site made with my friend: Rosie. The content is of a good quality and the whole site looks very promising indeed. Rosie likes blues and purples, so we made a site using those colours. There are some smaller designs around the place, draw out by Rosie and digitalised by me. 

This site is unlike most of the others here, it relies more heavily on image changes for navigation. Roman came over, and we mapped the site out from start to finish. it was initially based on a single crater taken from a picture, but I later changed the design to make it bolder. I hope this site achieves its aim: to get Roman noticed for his acting skills.

Covering the serious issue of abortion, Helen is gathering information to use in her debates in A-level French and Spanish. Initially, this site was made using FrontPage Express on college computers, but later I put together a proper site at home.  I feel that some of the imagery used is biased, but Helen prefers it that way. If you have strong views either way on this subject, please add your comments to her site.

I constructed this site using FrontPage Express, at a friend's house. Nina is aged 12, currently studying at secondary school. This site is her "Nahoo", it shows all her interests and shows you games and talks about her holidays. I built this site with Nina telling me what to do, she now has complete control over what goes in. I have to remind her to keep it updated, as several pages are untouched.

Jeff is a good friend who lives in the small fishing village of Roscoff in Brittany, France. Last summer I stayed at his house for a few days, where we made a site, in between cycling around the region. I have to say his design is a little to be desired and many of the images and pages have bad links. This screenshot shows what my version of home page looked like for a couple months. The whole site has now been changed by Jeff, according to his taste. As the site belongs to Jeff so, it is up to him to put in what he likes!

A joint new gaming site project with Fuel. I designed the main page you see here. It is still in its early stages, but should be really worth a visit when it gets underway. Fuel liked the colours I used in WarZone, so we kept the design similar.

Another project, this time with Stefan Hendrik, a game designer. This site will display our progress as the game "Arrakis" develops. Its based on the original real time strategy game: Dune II.

New site design for a new release of the Hot Magma domain. High content games site needed a little improvement on the visual side of things. After the server move, the layout had gone to pot, so I made a new design. This one is based on Roupen's favourite colour: blue and the name "hot magma", which is quite a hot name, therefore it needed some warm colours to contrast with the blue. Please don't complain about the similarity between the menu and the Star Trek logo design.

This little bit of free advertising around the college and a huge relief from the awful design that had previously glared you in the face. I used their previous frame layout and based it on the green logo of the college. I tried to make the design lighter than its predecessor. In addition, some of the buttons now wink at you. Unfortunately, this is all you can see of this site, as it is not actually on the internet.

One of the direct follow-ups from the main intranet site. This site is, yet again, based on the greenish college logo. It is a very basic design, this makes it very easy to update and nothing should go wrong... at least I hope.

A quick touch-up to Fuel's Cybergarage site design. This was the lead-up to the Game Reality project. Please have a visit and submit your ideas for Fuel to add to his site.

This is a personal project, advertising homes to rent during the eclipse near where I live. The total eclipse took place in 11th August 1999. As the eclipse has already taken place, this site is now closed.