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Web Development Projects


PHP/MySQL database-driven web site (MyQuestionsMatter)

The MyQuestionsMatter website was developed during 2007 and the early part of 2008*. The aim of the site is to improve a patient's interaction with health care professionals (GPs, nurses, etc) by generating a list of questions relevant to their medical condition. This list can then be printed out and taken along to an appointment.

Click here to go to the live web site.

* The original site was developed in 2004 by Cogent Thought.


Click here to open the MyQuestionsMatter web site

PHP/MySQL database-driven web site (Europlants)

This web site, which was developed at the beginning of 2007, uses a bespoke Content Management System (CMS) developed in PHP/MySQL to enable the content in specific parts of the site to be easily managed by a site administrator. Other parts of the site, which change very infrequently, use static HTML, formatted using a Cascading Style Sheet (CSS).

Click here to go to the live site.


Click here to open the Europlants web site

PHP/MySQL database-driven web site (computer nostalgia)

This database-driven web site uses MySQL as the relational database management system and PHP as the server-side scripting language.

Click here to go to the live web site.

When you access the site, you can view existing articles and photos, and, having registered and logged on, you can also upload/create new articles or edit existing ones.


Click here to go to the Computer Nostalgia web site

Psychotherapy web site

This web site was produced in June 2005. It is a promotional web site for a psychotherapist based in the south of Spain. The content for the site was delivered to John Dixon Technology by the psychotherapist. We designed and developed the site, which is now maintained by the owner.

Click here to go to the live site.


Click here to open the Psychotherapy web site

International Telecommunications Union Newsletter - ITU News

Click here to go to a version of the ITU News on the ITU web site.

This is a version of the ITU News that uses a template developed by John Dixon Technology. We produced several HTML and PDF versions of the newsletters. The source files for the newsletters were delivered to us in PageMaker format.


Click here to open the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) web site

We designed the template and style sheet for the HTML, and created the HTML pages. Macromedia HomeSite was used as the development tool.


PHP/MySQL web utility (user survey / poll)

This simple web utility, which uses MySQL as the relational database management system and PHP as the server-side scripting language, enables users to respond to a poll about which areas of a web site they use. They are then able to view the results of the poll.

Please note that the web area names used in this demo version of the poll are just sample names.

Click here to open a form and increment a few of the poll options.

This simple user survey / poll is available as a FREE download.


Click here to open the poll form

PHP/MySQL database-driven web site (notice board)

This database-driven web site uses MySQL as the relational database management system and PHP as the server-side scripting language.

Click here to open the web site.


Click here to open the NoticeBoard application

When you access the site, you can either sign in as "guest@dixon.co.uk" (for the email address) and "guest" (for the password), or you can register yourself as a new user. There are already a few sample notice board items so that you can see how the site works. As this is just a dummy site, feel free to add/remove/edit items as you wish.


PHP/MySQL database-driven web site (earnings tracker)

This database-driven web site uses MySQL as the relational database management system and PHP as the server-side scripting language.

Click here to open the web site.

Earnings Tracker is available as a FREE download - visit the Earnings Tracker area of this site for more information.


Click here to open the Earnings Tracker application

When you access the site, you can either sign in as "guest@dixon.co.uk" (for the email address) and "guest" (for the password), or you can register yourself as a new user. Feel free to add/remove/edit items as you wish.


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