Recent work and archives of notable projects over the years...
The Couture Book business creates high-end hand-made photo books for professional photographers. The business had an antiquated Flash website that needed an overhaul. I designed the site to reflect the elegance and sophistication that is found in the fashion “couture” industry. The Couture Book owners built the front end of the site with some of my assistance.
Horizon Air, a subsidiary of Alaska Airlines, needed to boost interest in pilot recruitment. I designed this microsite to have an exciting, promotional feel. The “Pilot Compensation” page is the highlight of the site as it is the most important page. Most of the animations are controlled by the user’s scrolling motion. This creates interest and engagement and helps keep users on the page longer. I built the “Pilot Compensation page”, Direct Employment built the rest.
I was brought in mid-project on the Rare Wine Company rebrand and rebuild of their website and online store. Picking up where the previous designer left off, I carried the project to completion, creating approximately 40 design mockups of the various pages and checkout screens for desktop, tablet, and phone. Developer Matt Muller built the new site using the Umbraco CMS framework.
Nominated for a CSS Design Award, this custom WordPress build was designed and developed from the ground up!
3 Point Precision wanted a responsive website to accomplish two main objectives:
So I built this mobile-friendly site with a full screen video background for the Intro/Splash page and created a YouTube channel that feeds all of the rest of the inline videos on the site with text overlays at the end of each video prompting the user to call for more info. Now they’ll get traffic from the site AND from YouTube.
Nominated for a CSS Design Award, this site features page transitions, animated elements, responsive page layouts, and a custom CMS that allows the cook to make site updates on her own.
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.
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.
