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 4.10.07 |
Parade Online I was brought into the Parade Magazine crew for a three week project; taking the designs and developing a modular, scaleable website integrated with a CMS and multiple DB’s. View |
 3.21.07 |
Ettia Day Spa Ettia Day Spa in Manhattan’s upper west side needed a website that would present their products and services with simplicity and care. View |
 11.28.06 |
4Corners Collaborating with this group of amazing designers, we’ve created compelling work for The New York Times, Ameriprise, Office Depot, and many more. View |
 11.22.06 |
DealerTrack Updating over a thousand pages, making this online car finance software consistent, useable, and scaleable; no easy feat. DealerTrack is the #1 car finance solution, used in almost every dealership in the country. View |
 8.3.06 |
Royalty Press This traditional, high-end printing company needed a public-facing webssite that spoke to the professional, detailed work that they do. The resulting site blends a mixture of graphical styles and colors, speaking to the inks, fonts, and photography intrinsic to this domain. View |
 7.1.06 |
Natalie Munk Creating a website for Natalie’s artwork presented some very unique challenges. The interface needed to highlight, but not overpower; be well organized (she has hundreds of pieces), but not inundate the user. The solution treats each piece as being on a pedestal, allowing for easy browsing, as well as quick links through drop downs. View |
 3.18.06 |
KidzEatz |
 3.18.06 |
Emma Peel |
 3.10.06 |
Blaylock Co. Designing an investment website is all about the details. Blaylock’s site required creating a scaleable interface that worked with their diverse and changing content, presenting it in a clean, easy to read interface. View |
 2.24.06 |
Erika Rosenbaum Design Selling hand-crafted jewlery online requires a web presence that places the spotlight squarely, and effectively, on the products, while highlighting the craft and detail. Erika’s site does both, while sticking with an easy-to-update structure, created on a very small budget. View |
 2.24.06 |
Baroness For this incredible fetish fashion designer’s website, a site that spoke to the naughty, while being for the nice, was in order; while sticking with a very tight, form-fitting budget. View |
 3.10.05 |
Fulcrum For Fulcrum GP, I worked on maintaining the design language that was pre-established within the firm, while continuing to grow the architecture of the site. View |
 3.10.05 |
ITT Working directly with ITT, I developed their Investor Relations website, including the look and feel, development and maintenence. This also included the redesign of the ITT home page, and Intranet portal. View |
 9.15.04 |
Cat Martino This vocalist and musician’s website strives to resonate, through photos and textures, with her unique sound. The resultant site conveys a strong, clear image, while maintaining a uniform structure. View |
 1.28.04 |
Great American
Days To create trust in a website that sells thrilling yet dangerous adventures was the biggest hurdle we faced with GAD. The resulting site uses photography to illustrate the reality behind the adventures: real people, doing really fun activities. My identity design, IA, Flash navigation and optimized HTML resonates with this need. View |
 12.15.03 |
Ingalls &
Snyder Creating the logo and website for a financial group that has been around since 1924 involved balancing a legacy of finance with modern stock market saavy. The design needed to appeal to their diverse clientelle without appearing overtly slick. The resulting identity acheives this through approachable stock photography and scaleable, elegant design. View |
 01.1.03 |
Scully & Scully My complete reorganization and redesign of the traditional Scully and Scully retailers website created an increase in revenue of 40% during the 2002 Holiday Season. Proof positive of my ability to generate effective sales. View |
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