An educational kiosk with an interactive map, several videos, and other information about MSD’s LEED certified Wastewater Engineering Building.
Project Role: CSS/html/JavaScript, Project Management
Project Partner: Electronic Art & Millimeter Creative
A single page website to provide information about the newly opened parking garage under The Banks.
Project Role: CSS/html/JavaScript, Design (lead), WordPress Development
Project Partner: Vehr Communications
The Catalytic Fund was referred to me by one of my previous clients, Mackey Advisors, which is always a great feeling. They needed a website to convey their mission to developers and also to keep them and their investors up to date with the latest news and programs.
Project Role: CSS/html/JavaScript, Design (lead), WordPress Development, eNewsletter Template
I was brought in just a few days before the project deadline to finish up the development but after taking a look at the progress it was decided that it would be better start from scratch. A few long days and a case of Diet Coke and we made the launch date.
Project Role: CSS/html/JavaScript, Design (lead), WordPress Development
A website for an Aveda Spa in Northern Kentucky. I worked with Prolocity to integrate their online appointment tool and ecommerce solution into a WordPress powered site.
“We have had many compliments on the new website. People are loving the new look and the ability to book online.”
-Jody Kugele, 501 Salon & Spa
Project Role: CSS/html/JavaScript, Design (lead), WordPress Development
Project Partner: Prolocity
Project Role: CSS/html/JavaScript, Creative Director, Project Management, Training, WordPress Development
Project Partner: Electronic Art
I designed several touch-screen kiosks for the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center’s exhibit, Invisible: Slavery Today.
Nine of the kiosk were 19″ monitors with videos guests could use to learn more about that particular section of the exhibit.
There was also a 42″ wide-screen kiosk for exploring facts and solutions about modern slavery.
The final set of kiosks installed in the last section of the exhibit allowed guests to type a response to the question “What can you do to stop modern slavery?”
This application used a modified version of The WordPress comment system so Freedom Center employees could review and approve entries before being displayed on two large screens installed in portrait mode on the wall leaving the exhibit.
After touring the exhibit, the Dalai Lama said the installation was “impressive and very inspirational”.
So I got that going for me, which is nice.
Project Role: CSS/html/JavaScript, Design (lead), Project Management
Project Partners: Electronic Art & Touch Worldwide
I was lucky enough to work on 2 major overhauls of the Freedom Center’s website. The first, in 2007, was focused on replacing an expensive and painfully slow content management system with a custom built tool, a savings of over $50k a year.
We also tackled the site’s unruly structure (over 700 pages with little structure) while improving the ability for users to find information about visiting the center.
The second major overhaul in 2010 was a complete update of the site’s design. We focused on putting the most visited sections (Visit the Center & Genealogy) up front, adding a list of upcoming events to the homepage, and promoting new exhibits with a large rotating banner front and center.
I continued to work closely with the Freedom Center’s marketing department to add new content, build microsites for rotating exhibits, make minor tweaks and updates to the site up until late 2012. At that point the Freedom Center and Museum Center merged and the Museum Center’s existing technology team took over daily upkeep of the site.
All and all this was one of the most rewarding projects I’ve had the privilege to work on.
“What an improvement! Tremendous, very easy to navigate, lots of interesting content.”
-John Pepper, Freedom Center Board of Directors and Former CEO, P&G
“The more I get acclimated to the new design, the better I like it. It feels clean and airy, like it is breathing.”
-Paul Bernish, CCO, Freedom Center
Project Role: CSS/html/JavaScript, Design (lead), Information Architecture, Project Management, Strategy, WordPress Development
Project Partner: Electronic Art
Soaring Spirits was a viral marketing campaign for OsCal and was aimed at women over the age of 50. People were encouraged to order a copy of the Soaring Spirits book (which featured quotes and photos of athletes from the Senior Olympics) and would also receive a copy to share with a friend.
Project Role: CSS/html/JavaScript
Project Partners: Electronic Art
HealthPro Brands purchased Fit from P&G in 2003 and needed a website to target three separate audiences: consumers, foodservice, and industrial customers.
Project Role: CSS/html/JavaScript, Design (junior), PHP
Project Partner: Six8 Design