Client Name:
EPA Region3 Library

Roles:
Graphic Designer, Conceptual Designer, Developer Developer

Description:
Working from a wire frame layout, I redesigned the look and feel of the EPA Region3 Library Intranet. Graphics were created with Photoshop and Fireworks.

Client Name:
EMD Chemicals.com

Roles:
Graphic Designer, HTML, CSS Developer

Description:
Primary responsibility was the migration of content from previous site to new revised site using Enfinity 6 content management software, Dream Weaver and Photoshop. Another responsibility was the page design of InhibitorSelect™ Libraries to coincide with the current product campaign. I designed the page to flow with the marketing tools in use for the product. Originally designed for the older site, I had to migrate the page over to the new site. This entailed keeping the look of the campaign while meeting the design guidelines of the new site.

Client Name:
KIDSHEALTH.ORG

Roles:
Front End Developer, eNewletters Designer

Description:
Using HTML, HTML 2.0 and CSS, I redeveloped the coding from client’s site to fit into the XML based layout on the KIDSHEALTH server. I also designed and coded two eNewsletters for the Children's Healthcare of Atlanta. One was for parents with children one year and younger. The other was for parents with children one year and older. Both eNewletters where developed using Photoshop, Illustrator and DreamWeaver.

Client Name:
Medieval European Martial Arts Guild

Roles:
Graphic Designer, Conceptual Designer, CSS Designer

Description:
I redeveloped an existing site using CSS only in order to maintain current standards in website design. This approach allows for global updating to the layout. The site was also redesigned to have a more contemporary and clean layout, while incorporating some medieval touches.

Client Name:
Porterhouse Restaurant and Brew Pub

Roles:
Graphic Designer, Conceptual Designer, Illustator, Flash animator

Description:
Developed and implemented the site design from original concept to the final design, including the Flash animation and Flash menu.

Client Name:
Visual Solutions Inc.

Roles:
Graphic Designer, Conceptual Designer, Illustrator, Animator

Description:
Software Development Company.
This was a website for a software development company. A three-tier architecture Interactive was created to demonstrate the design pattern for non-programmers using the site. Color variations were used in the headers to draw the viewer’s attention to the top and to give each page its own identity.

Client Name:
Green Bay Camp

Roles:
Graphic Designer, Conceptual Designer, Illustrator, HTML Developer

Description:
Developed and implemented a site redesign, from concept to final using CSS only. Client requested that the site be professional yet retain a rustic and casual style. A Flash interactive was created for the cabin tour as an update from original html page.

Client Name:
Penn Valley Junior Sports Association

Roles:
Graphic Designer, Conceptual Designer, Illustator

Description:
Recreational basketball program for kids ages 8-11.
I Used the orange of a basketball as a color for energy and excitement. Ideveloped and implemented website design and html layout, which was to appeal to kids first and adults secondary. This also included illustration work, creating a color digital version of the logo from a black and white line drawing.

Client Name:
The Prime Network

Roles:
Graphic Designer, Conceptual Designer, Illustator, HTML and CSS Developer

Description:
Developed design concept and implemented final site design, which involved creating all the graphics. The site design was inspired by the logo, which was designed as part of the same project scope of work. Original flash animation was also created.

Client Name:
Project Access

Roles:
Graphic Designer, Conceptual Designer, Illustator, HTML Developer

Description:
Developed and implemented site design from concept to final. The website needed to appeal to inner city teens. As part of the project scope, an online ‘zine was also designed and developed as another method of information delivery.

Client Name:
University of Pennsylvania Health Systems Human Resources

Roles:
Graphic Designer, CSS Designer

Description:
I was bought in to update the layout after the back end development was completed. I created all the graphics, updating and adding CSS styles to give the site its own individual look while maintaining UPHS web standards.

Client Name:
St. Laurence class of 1958

Roles:
Graphic Designer, Conceptual Designer, HTML /CSS Developer

Description:
The site design was kept simple for a clean look, utilizing the school colors of blue and white. A personal touch was added with the use of vintage photos of the class members themselves. The site was done in html and a photo album generator was incorporated so the clients could update the site themselves quickly and easily.