Below you will find a list of sites developed and designed over the past 3 years.  Please feel free to check them out and email the owners for references. I'm sure you will like what you see...

All sites are optimized for the internet standard resolution size of 800 X 600 pixel viewing screens, unless specified otherwise. If your monitor is set to a higher resolution, some of the sites with multiple framesets will not be seen as they were meant to be seen.

To those of you who have asked why sites designed by EquineDzynT are not generally optimized for a high resolution monitor size of 1027X764 - here are some facts for you:

• Loading time not only depends on your connection to the internet, but also how fast your computer processes the information being downloaded from the internet into your computer, so that you may view it.  A fast computer, say a 1 gigahertz, with 128 mb of RAM, running Windows ME, will enable you to surf almost 50% faster on a telephone line than say, a Pentium III 450 mhz with 64 mb of RAM, running Windows 98 and sometimes even faster!

• As the majority of people use regular telephone connections, at either 56k or 33.6, the speed of the internet accessed by telephone lines isn't always the best, especially in rural areas, where phone lines may be up to 25 years old and older!!  Many times a 56k modem is only receiving at 33k or even as slow as 28k, depending on the amount of traffic, the server your ISP uses, etc.

• Graphics are a large part of designing a quality site - without them, your site would be so (yawn) boring, so with a slow connection, graphics that are optimized for an 800 X 600 monitor resolution are just right. Viewing them on a 1024 X 764 monitor resolution size, reduces their visibility considerably, so one would have to create graphics large enough to be viewable at the same size you would view them at 800 X 600 and that means "huge" file sizes in most cases.  Huge file sizes make sites load slowly and invariably, people won't ever see them, because they'll have gone elsewhere.

• So, until the vast majority of internet connections are either cable or ADSL, satellite or some other form of fast connection, the internet standard stays at 800 X 600.

• For those sites with more text content and very few graphics, the 1024 X 764 seems to work quite well, but yet again, file size comes into play - did you know that text and the "invisible" HTML code also adds to the size of each page?