Recent work and archives of notable projects over the years...
I had the pleasure of helping to redesign the Windows 8 Pro website for Microsoft and make it mobile-friendly. Working with another designer from Metia we mostly leveraged the existing page designs and provided layouts for each of the 5 screen sizes, from desktop to tablet to phone. We did redesign a couple of the pages and restructured and consolidated the New Windows section to improve page consumption. HCL did the dev work.
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/business/
After creating the logo and business cards for Ravenfish, they needed a responsive and quickly built website that matched their branding and would allow them to make content updates on their own. I created this nice and simple site using WordPress with minimal customization, just a little tweaking of CSS, HTML and some custom photo treatments.
Resources Online wanted their WordPress-powered blog to seamlessly integrate with their newly designed website, so I used custom HTML, PHP, and CSS to customize a generic WordPress theme and make it look identical to their new site. The WP theme uses the Twitter Bootstrap responsive framework and utilizes a wide collection of plugins for back-end functionality.
After I created the branding and business cards for VarspeX, the client needed a simple brochure-style website that he could easily update. Enter WordPress. I used one of the generic responsive themes (Twenty Eleven theme) and quickly whipped up a child theme with some custom CSS and viola! A simple, yet very nice little website is born.
Fully responsive, mobile-friendly e-commerce website for Seattle area pet sitting business. This is a custom-designed WordPress site that features a UPS shipping calculator and the ability to create custom coupons. It also integrates payment processing with QuickBooks on the back end. The site also features an animated Home page slider, blog, and spam-proof contact forms. http://furryamore.com
The Lloyd District of Portland was undergoing a rebrand for their Transit Management Association (TMA). A Portland designer provided the designs and I built the animations using HTML5 and Javascript. There were four animations in total.
This responsive WordPress website was built for the California branch of the Swerve teen driving school. The custom design highlights and reinforces their existing brand and the WordPress framework allows project owners to update the site. We used a WooCommerce e-commerce plugin to allow online purchases and payment processing with credit cards or PayPal. http://swervecalifornia.com/
Custom designed and custom built using the Twitter Bootstrap responsive framework which allows the website to scale to fit desktop, tablets, and phones. I also set up a custom content management system (CMS) that allows the people at Hensley and Company to use a web interface to update their content.
I developed the branding for this small business which included brochures, business cards, letterhead, and this website. The website I created was the main marketing tool and used reciprocating links, keywords and metadata to improve search engine optimization.
