Brady McCain

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Brady McCain

Owner

Address:
	1749 Woodstream Lane Allen, TX 75002

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Atlanta Rabbits

A high school reunion website that was designed for my Alma Mater in Atlanta, TX.

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Dynamic design
Utilizes the Joomla! Content Management System
Online community of registered Alumni dynamically sorted by year
Guestbook and Forum integration
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Modular layout

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