Portfolio
Below you will find a few sections presenting some of the work I have been involved with. They range from fully involved design and development projects as well as works where a few of my skill sets were applied in collaboration with other designers and developers.
Long Term Website Projects
UWSP Aber Suzuki Center
Site Development:
XHTML / CSS / ASP / jQuery
One of the biggest challenges for this website was the recreation of the information architecture of the organization. As a result the website was split into three major sections so that they may focus on their areas independent of each other. Each section can be navigated to by a splash page.
UWSP Department of Theatre & Dance
Site Development:
XHTML / CSS / ASP / jQuery
Features a large collection of photographs of past productions into a high resolution gallery. Being able to give the user a better feel for the facilities we added a 360 view of the theaters used by the department. Finally easy to access information for prospective students wishing to apply as well as a "What's New" section for frequent visitors.
UWSP Department of Art & Design
Site Development:
XHTML / CSS / ASP / jQuery
Features an easy to navigate and very active What's New section as well as a place to store and showcase student projects. The Carlsten Gallery provides a calendar of events and galleries of past events for users to browse.
UWSP Department of Music
Site Development:
XHTML / CSS / ASP
Features photography of students in classrooms related to each area of the website. As well as an easy to use navigation to find what the user is looking for. Additionally a unique template was developed separate from the COFAC template based on the home page design for faculty to use as their course websites.
UWSP Division of Communication
Site Development:
XHTML / CSS / JS
Fresh look and an easy to navigate Faculty listing. A lot of attention was put into putting as much useful information for visitors about the Division of Communication as possible about the programs available including testimonials from alumni.
College of Fine Arts & Communication
Design & Development:
XHTML / CSS / Flash / AS2 / Illustrator / Photoshop
Features an experience with smooth animated transitions to content and acts as a portal to events and department information. The design stemmed from the Annual Report printed material. During the initial release of this website the current Dean at that time walked forward on screen welcoming visitors before entering.
Short Term Website Projects
COFAC Sub-site Revamps
Design & Development:
XHTML / CSS / Flash / AS2 / Illustrator / Photoshop
- http://www.uwsp.edu/cofac/artsbash
- http://www.uwsp.edu/cofac/cofaccreates
- http://www.uwsp.edu/cofac/siia
- http://www.uwsp.edu/cofac/dreyfus
These websites were built on a template design I created inspired by the COFAC home page and print material. This template utilized ASP master pages in a way that faculty could even use the template for courses or events without having to worry about making site wide errors when editing updates with having very little web development knowledge required. Each event needing a template had slight adjustments made to fit the individual needs requested.
Clear Waters Conservancy
Design & Development:
XHTML / CSS / llustrator / Photoshop / Flash / Final Cut Pro
- Website Currently Unavailable - Hosted Version Coming Soon
This website was the result of an undergraduate project. I worked with a team to produce PR material for an artificial natural resources nonprofit organization. My responsibility was to develop a website that focused on having a video introduction on key pages to catch the user's attention to key issues the organization is focusing on.
4th International Workshop on Enterprise & Organizational Modeling and Simulation
Design:
XHTML / CSS / Photoshop
- Website Currently Unavailable - Hosted Version Coming Soon
This website was the result of an undergraduate project. My responsibility was to create a website design for this organization including a logo given provided materials. My design was chosen among two other students to be considered for use as the actual design, but I withdrew myself from the nomination due to a conflict of interest.
Feel free to view screenshots of these projects by clicking on the images as well as following the links to these sites to explore some of my work.
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