Oddcast
http://www.oddcast.com
Oddcast is most famous for doing the viral online component of Careerbuilder's Monk-e-Mail compaign. They make interactive avatar-based Flash workshops for high-profile clients like American Express, ESPN, Disney, Coca-Cola, etc.

SitePal
http://www.SitePal.com
SitePal is a user-customized conversational animated Flash character that can be placed on your website. I completely re-coded this marketing site from scratch, cutting its load time in half.

Optimum Online
http://www.OptOnline.net
I worked for Cablevision's OptOnline.net site for five years. The site was redesigned no less than four times in my tenure, and each time I was solely responsible for all the front-end code (HTML, JavaScript, CSS and some JSP). — Subsequently recoded

Asia Pacific Capital Group
http://www.GEAPCtechfund.com
A straightforward site for a tech fund based in Hong Kong. Coded to be as lightweight and scalable as possible.

Optimum Store
http://www.OptimumStore.com
This site is a customer-retention effort for Cablevision. Like OptOnline.net, I was responsible for all front-end code. — Subsequently recoded

Tripod Labs
http://www.TripodLabs.com
Tripod Labs is a leading foot care company that provides a full line of innovative, topical non-prescription foot care products combining powerful traditional medicine with potent botanical extracts.

Voki
http://www.Voki.com
Voki is another offshoot of Oddcast's online talking avatar service. Part Flash-based messaging system, part customizable avatar to be embedded on a user's page.

Botch The Crab
http://www.BotchTheCrab.com
This is where you're at right now. It's a full-featured weblog coded almost entirely from scratch by me (Botch is Adam is Botch).

Brompton's Cocktail
http://www.BromptonsCocktail.com
With a bouncy, funerary theme, this eclectic NYC "art rock" band mixes Beatles with Black Sabbath to put a wicked grin on your face and a warm fuzzy in your belly.

Palm Trees on Park Avenue
http://www.Dollface.net
My wife's blog, built in record time by simply reskinning this site's blog functionality. I love my wife.

Botch's Transformers Box Art Archive
http://www.BotchTheCrab.com/archive
They were the most popular toy line from the 80's, and they're online cult following is larger than ever. This site archives the character art of every toy from 1984 to 1990. It's one of my DHTML and ASP playgrounds.

Starriors
http://www.Starriors.com
Another toy from 1984 with a much smaller cult following. This site is not intended to be straightforward; rather, it encourages exploration by hiding links in unlikely places.

The Invincible Doctor Psyclops Invasion
http://www.DrPsyclops.com
From arabic wailings to surf rock to free noise, nothing amuses and confuses like the Invasion.