Web Design

Client

Various

Employer

Various

Project Type

Visual and UX Web Design

Project Year

2014–Present

Conceptualize, wireframe, and execute responsive designs for various clients

I've worked at two web design agencies, The Web Development Group in Arlington, VA as well as Image Conscious Studios in Boston. During my time at these places, I designed interfaces for a range of clients. Below are a few of the projects I worked on.

FINCA Unbanked Challenge

FINCA created an initiative to help educate people on what it means to be financially excluded. They asked WDG to build a one-page site encouraging people to try the "#Unbanked" challenge and live without banks for a day.

The goals were twofold: promote social sharing around the challenge and capture email signups from participants.

ASCO Annual Meeting Homepage

The American Society of Clinical Oncology needed a new site for their annual meetings. This was a concept for what their homepage could look like.

Number and Map Data Visualization

The National Center for Medical-Legal Partnerships needed to redesign its website, and I was tasked with rethinking the Partnership Page.

The existing page displayed every U.S. location in a long, scrollable list. It was hard to navigate and nearly impossible to get a quick sense of the data. NCMLP wanted a better way to visualize both the categories of partnerships and their geographic distribution.

My solution presented the same data two ways: a tile system that reveals location details on click, paired with a map that surfaces categorical information at a glance.

Beauport Hospitality Group

Beauport Hospitality Group came to Image Conscious Studios asking help to redesign the group's own homepage as well as the websites of six of their seven properties. The properties included three restaurants, a wedding venue, Cruiseline, and a marine terminal. They wanted all websites to share a similar system, as their previous websites failed to form a cohesive brand identity. The challenge was to utilize similar typefaces, styles, and content blocks throughout all of the sites without having them completely blend together and lose their individual aesthetic.