Well a lot of the websites I've made lately are password protected. Which is kind of a portfolio-downer. But here is what I can show you.

lsst.org

Okay, before you give up on my ability to design for web just hear me out on this one please.

This is one of the main websites I take care of, yes, I designed it and yes, it's all black and relatively unattractive. BUT- the complexity here is what's impressive. In my first year working here we did an overhaul of the website (it was a royal mess). They arranged for Cia Romano, the interface guru, to come in and give a workshop in information architecture and usability. Together we reorganized all of the information on the website. The website boasts over 200 individual pages, I know this personally because I hand copied every single one into our Drupal installation this year. I also created the theme to be an exact replica of the website's design. The reason being we needed to make the transition to Drupal VERY smoothly, we succeeded. :)

My Personal Wedding Site

This was a fun one. Complete aesthetic freedom and I got to teach my husband how to edit a Drupal site. :) This site took me maybe four hours of work. Most of the work was done when I finally settled on a design for our invites all I had to do was use the same elements and color scheme. This site has a form to RSVP and I had a username and password on the back of the invitation so I wouldn't get weirdos actually showing up to my wedding. But now I turned the password protection off.

Teaching with Telescopes

Just a quick, static html website. They didn't have much really - no logo, not many pictures and hey, I made the tutorial. But we scraped together a little website for the campaign in the end. And I think it looks nice :)