20+ Years of Casually Developing Websites

There is a rapidly expanding list of technology-related things that make me feel old. One is the memory of writing actual letters (on PAPER!) to my high school friends during the first year or two of college. Most of them didn’t have email accounts yet and none of us had cell phones. Another is the fact that I was born the same year that Atari released Pong, one of the first arcade video games, and then spent countless hours (and quarters) at the arcade as a kid. My 9-year-old daughter now spends countless hours playing (and even creating) far more complex games on her iPad for free from the comfort of wherever she happens to be.

The most recent addition to that list is the realization that I’ve been developing websites for over 20 years now. Although I’ve never been a full-time web designer or developer, I have been doing it in some capacity on a regular basis for quite a while. I created my first website in 1998, the same year Google was founded. In retrospect, I clearly should have been focused on developing a cool search engine instead of a crappy website for my school’s psychology department. Anyway, below you can find a list of websites I’ve designed/developed over the years. Links for older (and in some cases, now defunct) sites point to the most complete version of that site that I could find on the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine. Websites that I still maintain are marked with an asterisk. There is also a gallery of screenshots of most of the sites. If you decide to view any of these, don’t judge me too harshly and try to remember that just about everything looked terrible in the early days of the web!

Website Screenshot Gallery

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UNR Psychology Department (1998)

Context Press Website (1999)

Some Freaky Tuna Website (2000)

Preparing Tomorrow’s Teachers to Use Technology (2000)

EricFox.net (2002)

RelationalFrameTheory.com (2002)

AcceptanceandCommitmentTherapy.com (2003)

Arizona Civil Liberties Union Website (2003)

Context Press 2.0 (2005)

Association for Contextual Behavioral Science (2005)

BehaviorChangers.org (2010)

Foxylearning (2010)

The Generalists in Medical Education (2014)

Michigan Autism Conference (2016)

Open Behavioral Science (2016)

WMU Autism Center of Excellence (2018)

Foxylearning (2020)