TIME launched a complete redesign of their website, but their search experience was left needing a complete overhaul.
This family of five magazines needed redesigns, each distinct and distinguished yet following the same underlying structure.
AOL News wanted to enter the “social news” space, a cutting-edge service that couldn’t alienate an older incumbent audience.
Health magazine desired a website that was less magazine site and more an online destination for timely health information and news.
After the successful relaunch of their website, Entertainment Weekly needed new modules, packages and updates to keep their site fresh.
Time Inc Interactive required a series of infographics to explain the life cycle and process of a web project to stakeholders.
Super Eco, an environmentally minded news site, wanted a look-and-feel that read “eco-friendly” without the stereotypes.
After years of independent coding, AOL decided to reunite the Netscape browser with its Firefox roots, complete with its own branded interface.
I am a New York City-based creative professional with art direction, design and implementation expertise. I have worked for companies both large and small to translate their design and strategy needs to reality.
I believe that award-winning design and semantic, standards-based markup can happily coexist. I also believe that great design managers must be great communicators of design.