My websites
Over the years, I’ve been asked several times to create websites or design educational content. I originally built my own site to support my online teaching career—an idea that was ahead of its time and didn’t quite work out, but the site is still up, even if some links no longer function and it isn’t responsive. I’ve also developed sites for others, like a local sandwich bar (sadly, they can’t maintain the domain anymore), and I once ran a “Create IT” course for Erasmus and Hungarian students to produce group multimedia projects in any format they chose, often using Google Sites for flexibility.
Online Teaching
Many many years ago I decided to become an online teacher, so I created this website to support my carreer. I was way ahead its time, so the idea failed, but the website still looks OK, even it is not responsive and some of the links are broken.
My Design
Sandwich Bar
I used to go there to eat their super delicious sandwiches, so I was asked to create a website for them. The bar is still open, but they can't afford to keep the domain.
My DesignMy former students' websites
Once upon a time I ran a course called "Create IT". The idea was to create a multimedia content by "Erasmus" students who formed mixed groups with our (Hungarian) students. The object was completely their choice. The format was also their decision to make, but after a while I realised that the best way was to use Google Sites.
The reason my students' Google Sites pages are no longer available is due to Google shutting down the simpler websites created through Google Profiles in March 2024. These were basic sites mainly linked to business profiles and offered limited customization. Google decided to retire these to simplify the user experience and encourage businesses and users to create more full-featured, independently hosted websites. However, Google Sites—the website builder used for more robust sites—is still active and available. The sites linked to Google Profiles had redirects until June 2024, after which they stopped working, which is why my students’ earlier projects hosted that way are now inaccessible.