Last year I designed and built the new IESC Geekcorps website using Wordpress as the CMS. It was a major project; read more about it.

I have added two websites to my portfolio: Tripoint Properties and Adapted Consulting.

Three of my photos have been recently published electronically. A cropped version of a photo I took in the National Gallery of Art was selected for the About.com artice "Looking at Paintings: Where Do You Stand?" The other two are in Schmap guides: a photo of Sacre Coeur was chosen for the guide to Paris, and a photo of a sculpture in Boboli Gardens and a photo of the Ponte Vecchio over the Arno were chosen for the guide to Florence. Schmap guides are downloadable electronic travel guides, mentioned in the Travel section of today's Washington Post.

At my day job, I recently completed a redesign of the Geekcorps website. The emphasis was on better organization of content and easier updating. The redesign uses (free, open-source) Wordpress as a CMS.

I have updated the websites section, in particular the addition of the Coopération Décentralisée au Mali website and the Agricultural Stewardship Association website. I have also added the eight translations I did for the Forum des Peuples to the writing section.

You can see it at www.jennypress.com. Support Jae and order some stationery! I can vouch for its quality—she hand-printed some notecards specially for my wedding, which I used as thank-you notes. (Of course they were so lovely I kept some for myself.)

For my latest project, I am one of the first CyberVolunteers with the ICVolunteers program. I'm designing the graphic look and feel for the website La Coopération Décentralisée au Mali, in collaboration with the Service de Coopération et d'Action Culturelle de l'Ambassade de France au Mali (SCAC) and the Association des Municipalités du Mali (AMM). The site will be managed using SPIP (like the sites I've done for Geekcorps). I'm coding the design into HTML and CSS, another CyberVolunteer is doing the SPIP programming, and a staffer at AMM is developing the content.

It’s so new, I haven’t even had time to add it to the list of websites, but you can see it online: The Mali Chapter of the English Club International.

As their parents sign and return the release formss, I’ve been adding children’s photographs to the AISB photographs page.

I have been talking for months about building an online portfolio to showcase my work. Voilá ... Je vous presente RobinElaineTaylor.com. Please take a look around and contact me if you have any questions or comments.