I have a personal hub for my online sillies, and it looks something like this! Each section, when clicked, expands full-page to display different info and links. Because I don’t need Carrds! I can make my own! It’s also an experiment with texture and contrast in web design, which is an ongoing challenge with regards […]
In creating an updated, more mobile-friendly display of my recent/favorite works, I’ve again turned to Codrops — thanks to which I now have a Google Images-esque grid display of my desired projects.
An example of quick turnaround and simple design collaboration, I coded a more modern iteration of a previous client’s professional blog. Going off of her design, I also created responsive versions with a simple menu.
This is my studio’s website, newly redone just in time for the new year. Four sections feature four recent design projects that I have been involved in. Each section features a few large images to scroll through, summarizing projects in a few slides. Effectively, it is a slideshow feature; there are descriptions for each slide […]
My time working with HCA Healthcare Information Technology & Services has had me edit hundreds of healthcare websites in the span of two years. Most of it has been migrating text and image content, either from a previously-existing website or from provided Word documents, PDFs, and attachments for new sites in dotCMS. Many more have […]
Several years back, I quickly developed ten wireframe web layouts for use where I worked, the basis of corporate and other soon-to-be. The company’s sudden closure meant that these would never be utilized by them, but then I put them to use: they have served as the basis for WordPress themes I am developing, including […]
Last night I whipped up a quick page displaying a few style comp layouts I did some years back. Old and rapidly-created though they may be, I still have a fondness in my heart for them; they were created with creative liberty, and if there’s anything I enjoy, it’s designing (or re-designing) creative, style-oriented websites. […]
Since I created my first online portfolio website in 2005, there have been a few common threads running through all my subsequent portfolio designs. Hmm… I wonder what that could be… Dragons! So many of them! Well, actually, just two, and only one of them are named. Still, my early college work had so many […]