Hello! I'm Paul Chater, I'm a 22 year old web developer / designer / geek from Sunderland, Tyne and Wear and this is my Portfolio of Work.
  • Job Hub

    Simply put, Job Hub is a website similar to that of Freelance Switch, it is coded with PHP using the CodeIgniter Framework, it is a place where employers / potential employees can advertise their services and find that dream job!.

    Job Hub v0.1 Beta
  • PaulChater.co.uk V5

    The latest and greatest in my blog layout design, I wanted to achieve a more portfolio focused layout; to make my own 'brand'. I have decided to call the theme Saphyre, yes with the intentional mis-spelling of the word. The grays, blacks and blues work really well or so I find. It is also VERY fast at loading because the majority of the layout is typographical based, not image based which gives the user a fast experience.

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  • CleverAndy

    A project between Myself, Phil Sturgeon and Adam Griffiths, Phil wanted me to redesign the CleverAndy website so that we can launch using his flagship project PyroCMS instead of using ExpressionEngine. Although it still does need a little bit more work we are constantly updating it but hey it looks awesome right?!

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  • UseGov.org

    My friend Robert came to me and asked if I would design a website for a project of his, so I did. The design was based off of my v4 layout (Chique) and included custom templates and some little jQuery flashes. When he seen the layout, he said "It's just what I wanted, I love it.", so that makes me a very happy coder indeed.

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  • Codr.Eu

    Another one of my projects, I decided that I wanted to run a tutorial site, similar to that of "net.tutsplus.com", my result was Codr. Codr is still in its first layout and I have yet to redesign it and also post more content. It currently doesn't have many people writing for it but hopefully in the future this will change. I want it to be successful.

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