Last updated on July 18, 2008
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James Garritson
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Welcome to the online portfolio of James Garritson.
James Garritson is a teacher, graphic artist, and website designer. Samples of the custom graphics and websites he has created over the years are included here. Custom animations and images that James Garritson has created are viewable by clicking on the links on the left menu. Mr. Garritson's diverse interests include studying the Constitution, the Bible, history, literature, poetry, politics, classics, art, comic and cartoon illustration, website design, digital video, photography, software, mobile software, and digitizing information. James Garritson is skilled with the following:
 Website design |
Adobe Dreamweaver, Fireworks, Photoshop, & Acrobat |
| Graphic art |
Windows XP, Mac OS, & Windows Mobile |
| Technology consultation |
Microsoft Word, Excel, Powerpoint, & Outlook |
| Teaching history and English |
Scanning, OCR, & Abbyy Finereader Pro 9.0 |
| Coaching long-distance running |
Photography and videography |
If you have any further questions or are interested in hiring "Digee" James Garritson as a technology consultant or project, please Email him.
James Garritson's Digee Websites |
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| James Garritson finished designing California Eurasiers on November 4, 2007. The site shows a wide range of custom graphics that include custom logos, a favicon, an animation, rollover menus, and a broad portfolio of transparent PNGs. James has become very experienced in designing dog websites. Dog breeders can look at the three sites he maintains. A Flash photoalbum is also used on CaliforniaEurasiers.com. | |
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| James Garritson desired to animate his brother Buchannan's eyes using Firework's ability to create rollover swaps. Watch Buchannan's eyes move as the mouse cursor goes to different links on Buchannan.Garritson.com. This picture was created from multiple images of Buchannan's eyes in Photoshop and animated in Fireworks. | |
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| After James Garritson's brother, Richard Garritson, said he was dressed like Terry Bogart, a Fatal Fury character, James set out to make a website for him. Richard.Garritson.com has a lot of custom graphics and simple site navigation. | |
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| When Bracken Garritson became the parent of his second daughter, James Garritson developed his family a site celebrated Lindsay's birth. Custom graphics, lots of images, videos, and easy site navigation are all contained on Bracken.Garritson.com. | |
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| This site was originally designed by James Garritson in 2001, but was completely overhauled for his grandmother in January of 2007. Each page has it's own unique logo, but the button rollover menu is almost the same throughout the site. A custom PDF fill-in application was created for the Toy Dog Fancier membership. Please look over the entire ToyDogFanciers.com site to view James Garritson's wide range of skills. | |
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| This site was originally designed in 2001, but a major revision of it was crafted in January of 2007. All of the graphics were created using Photoshop and Fireworks. James Garritson specializes in creating dog websites. | |
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| Garritson.com is a work in progress at all times. James Garritson uses this family site to experiment with graphic design. The homepage was recently changed drastically by using Fireworks to create a rollover menu for all of my siblings. James has also designed all of the subsites for his siblings. | |
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| James Garritson created this site for his team members at BVMS. The group of teachers he works with are called the Golden Bears. This site was designed in Fireworks. James also wrote the Golden Bear Motto and created the Golden Bear mascot. This site was only used for a year because Bear Valley Middle School is now using another web publishing program. | |
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| After realizing how important the Ten Commandments are to Christians, James Garritson created two tablets using Fireworks. This graphic shows his ability to manipulate text spacing and sizes. When a person scrolls over each Commandment or the title, the text will change to gold. Each Commandment will eventually have its own page. James also created a link to various animations using this same graphic. The tiled background was created using Photoshop and Fireworks. | |
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| James Garritson often designs animated banners to use on his personal blog. Since MySpace and other peer sites are very popular, James decided to provide people with free animations. This site will continue to expand and provides viewers with many examples of James's ability to create optimized GIF animations. |
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| James Garritson made his sister Shelby this site as a birthday present. The homepage, pink background, logos, favicon, and animation were created using both Photoshop and Fireworks. Viewers can look at a sample of James Garritson's digital video skills on the video page of this site. This site is an excellent example of James Garritson's ability to manipulate such software as Dreamweaver, Photoshop, and Fireworks. | |
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| James Garritson made his sister Maegan this site as a present. The layout is exactly like his sister Shelby's site, but the color scheme is very different. Dreamweaver, Photoshop, and Fireworks were heavily used in making this site. | |
James Garritson
"Digee"
Escondido, California
james@garritson.com
garritson.net