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Diva Competition
Interface design, information
architecture, registration/competition application flow,
and HTML/CSS. |
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Mountain Mystic Trading Company
Web site redesign, development and eCommerce implementation
using MivaMerchant.
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Back Country Massage
Branding design, complete site design and implementation.
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ChevronTexaco
STYLE GUIDE (download
PDF of five sample pages, 744k)
Plumtree portal project lasting two weeks (as contracter). Portal
user interface design and style guide. |
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Looney Labs
Proposed web site design direction, with portals, to be run by
a content management system (CMS). |
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Fannie Mae
Six syndicated home-buying calculators (two in Spanish).
Assistance with simplification of application flow. Interface design
and complete HTML/CSS; style guide; usability testing.
Calculators:
In English
Affordability
Analyzer (AA)
Probable
Qualifier (PQ)
Refinance
Calculator
True
Cost Calculator (TCC)
In Spanish
Calculador
de su poder adquisitivo (AA)
Calculador
de verdaderos costos (TCC) |
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FedEx, Sears and Walmart with Fannie Mae
The Fannie Mae calculators were syndicated for public use by companies
like BET.com, and privately on organization intranets.
These are proposed designs for affiliation with FedEx, Sears and
Walmart, tying the tools into the existing sites. |
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NACDS.org
This customizable portal site for the National Association of Chain
Drug Stores is designed to target diverse US and international audiences:
pharmacists, drug manufacturers, conference organizers, merchandisers,
the US government and the public.
Proposed site design, including conceptual and functional design
of personalization feature. Engineered HTML/CSS templates for the
chosen design direction. |
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El Cid
New information architecture and proposed site design. |
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Carr America
Proposed web site design direction, based on a few provided graphical
elements and a content outline. |
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ChainDrugStore.net
A portal site specifically for chain drug store retailers and suppliers.
Information architecture and site design (modified during their
implementation). The site was to be database driven, and because
of the nature of the content, server environment, and the needs
of their audience the design had to be ultra-lightweight (almost
no graphics). Color choice was mandated by the client (red, white
and blue). |
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CivicZone.com
Complete web site conceptualization (to stress company's main products),
information architecture, graphic design and front-end HTML/CSS
coding. Interfaced with back-end developers for CivicFlash database
component. Usability testing and complete site management.
Site was meant to appeal to community and organization leaders
and members alike, hence its less-corporate feel. |
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Amazing Media Inc.
Second site design, HTML and management.
This content-page layout is very lightly based on one which was
quickly produced by another designer. Completely redesigned navigation
bar, simplified font variations and colors, and improved legibility
of the side-bar features. |
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Amazing Media Inc.
Web application IA, step simplification and prototype design.
This six-step prototype was designed to guide users through the
process of creating an interactive banner advertisement. The steps
needed to be clearly labelled, described, and kept as concise as
possible. Originally this same process was developed using triple
the number of pages, which were often lengthy besides. |
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Amazing Media Inc.
Initial very quick (stop-gap) site redesign and development. |
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College of Agriculture & Natural Resources
(University of Maryland., College Park)
Redesigned, coded, managed and expanded this already large web
site, bringing it to 14,000+ pages. Increased site traffic by more
than 55% (reaching 53,392 user sessions in June, 1999).
Coordinated the efforts of 65 people who maintained areas of the
site. Provided numerous training sessions. |
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