I think of myself as a hybrid – a visual designer and front-end developer. I strive to build websites that are easy-to-use, memorable experiences that a user wants to keep coming back to, like a favorite book. Graphic design has always been at the core of my career, from my beginnings as a newspaper production artist in Northern Michigan to my life as part of Washington DC’s web design community.
close XInformation Architecture, Visual Design, HTML, CSS
In 2010 Pronghorn Consulting, a startup IT consulting firm, asked for a brochure website that blends its business practices and community outreach with their founder’s love of the Northern Oregon outdoors.
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Information Architecture, Visual Design
EFX Media is a boutique-style video and interactive services company. EFX commissioned a redesign of their customer-facing website in 2010.
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Visual Design, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Coldfusion
EFX Media asked for a redesign of its online video portfolio in 2009. This site represents a breadth of work spanning 15+ years.
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Information Architecture, Visual Design
In 2011 the American Veterinary Medical Association requested a redesign of its online video website. AVMA uses their site to update the media and its partners on its findings.
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Visual Design
The United States Navy Memorial honors those who have served in the U.S. Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard and the Merchant Marine. In 2011 they sought help redesigning their website.
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Visual Design, HTML, CSS, JavaScript
A personal project created in 2007, Greek Mythology is designed to test reading-comprehension with multiple choice, multiple answer, fill-in-the-blank and true-or-false questions.
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Visual Design, Actionscript 3
Created in 2008, Patton is a personal project that showcases the life of George S. Patton Jr. and explores the merits of Actionscript 3 in Flash.
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This site doesn’t support Internet Explorer 6. Simply put, IE6 is antiquated, doesn’t support key web standards and it should be phased out. To get the most from your web experience try Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or even an updated version of Internet Explorer.
