"I was up late one night, skulking/lurking the TDH forums, when I came across the Clone Workshop website. Being an amateur webdesign hooligan with severe Attention Deficit Disorder, I decided to code Dan a new site just for the hell of it. I uploaded it to my server and sent him an e-mail to see if he liked it or not, hoping that he wouldn't think I was a psycho. He liked it, so here it is. Just a little proof that there a few of us that live in Alabama (USA) that aren't inbred hicks and have the ability to use our powers for good instead of evil, sometimes..."

Coming Soon!
Rooster's Rhythm & Brews in Auburn, AL. This is only the demo site that is hosted right here at xombiedesign. Stay tuned for updates!

Coming Soon!
She-She Thronz, hand-crafted, uber bad-ass dog beds. This is only the demo site that is hosted right here at xombiedesign. Stay tuned for updates!

Shenanigans Tattoo in Auburn, AL is the latest victim of Xombiedesign, and also the workplace of the newest addition to the firm, Rynno, our resident graphic designer. His work is top-notch, on and off the epidermis! He really likes cheese, too.

The husband of a co-worker was deployed to Iraq last year with the 690th Chemical Company and his wife elected to head up a family support group for all of the troop's families. She approached me about creating a website to post pictures and letters, so here it is! This is by far the coolest project that I have ever had the chance to work on!

As of today, September 25, 2006, the "new" Adam Systems website is finished. It is a complete redesign of the www.adam-systems.com website, written in ASP (now that I know PHP it will probably be rewritten again in the near future) and somewhat W3 standard. It is definately shinier and a lot less ugly than the last site!

This was my first attempt at desiging a corporate site. My boss approached me about redesigning our website and I said that it would be no problem. To say that I soon realized that I was in way over my head would be an understatement! It actually turned out pretty nice to look at, but as the saying goes, "Had I known then what I know now..." I'm sure you know the rest. I am currently rewriting the entire thing in ASP and doing my best to use the web standards set out by W3.