Lewis Moten

Unveiling the Code: Insights, Inspiration, and Innovation

Various templates I created between 2000 and 2010 often focused on blogs and featured graphical borders around content that scaled with the size of the web browser window.

Blog Template – Dreamer. Improved technique with borders.
Blog Template – Geocaching. The background was made with topographical maps of the area I lived in.
Blog Template – Christmas
Blogger Site Template from long ago was never used.
Blog Template – Brilliant. Toying around with circular gradients.
Blog Template – Friendly. The first dynamic template for my blog.
template 1 – dark and ugly, never used.
Blogger Site Template 2. Made for blogging software. Wasn’t used.
Template for PassComp website.
Pink vs Blue Template experimenting with resizable borders.
Template made for a blog about artists whose music plays in clubs.
NVCC Template for space provided by Northern Virginia Community College. Never used.
First attempt at a template for an Ultima Online Shard Emulators support website.
Medieva Template 2 – final version
Final design for M3 template at lewismoten.com – each box at the top changed with a random image out of 100.
Alien Workshop Template. Playing with borders and trying out different things.
Border. This was created in a way to allow templates to expand and contract to any size to prevent them from breaking. Today this would be considered as Responsive Design.
Borders. Another experiment in which a larger template was created.
Seti Statistics Template used to display my statistics from an XML file from the Seti project in the early days when it searched for extraterrestrial life.
Lewies Code Library Template targeting single-image backgrounds to display code that I submitted to open-source community. The problem is they have size constraints to support small screens, feeling boxed in.
Radient Blue Template. This may have been used somewhere, but can’t recall. Text on panels was hard to read.
Blues Template – never used
Border Tutorial image created to determine how cells should be aligned when creating new border templates.
Blog User Interface. UI for blog software. Never used, but preserved…
A silly experiment that was never used.
Login screen for a web-based RPG game. I used to own both brighterworlds.com and darkerworlds.com with the idea for a crossover between the two domains.
VSS Activity was a small web application to give reports on what was worked on for the current day. It read the Visual SourceSafe journal file and stored the information in a database.
Green and manilla – a website template
1990’s GeoCities Web Page