My first job was as a digital designer. Since then I’ve designed numerous websites, and paid media banners. I’ve watched the digital world evolve and change, as we wrote the rules of user interface design. Here are a few samples of work I’ve done over the years.
WEBSITES & DIGITAL
However, trying to talk to nine-year olds about not stigmatizing others
who may have mental health challenges, took a little bit more care and thought.
to everyone in the city of Los Angeles. He started the initiative of CityLinkLA
to encourage large businesses to bid on creating the high speed network
and bringing LA into the future.
and reward them with a free life jacket. To accommodate the outreach
team we used the idea of "Would You Rather"
with a visual heavy, single-tap user interface.
to make the banking process a breeze for the Highway Patrol.
to archive the paraphernalia from its long history.
The Tower Records Project was designed as a historical
website, that would show some of the history of Tower Records
while also asking for donations to catalogue
and archive the legacy.
of Black Bottle Whisky.
and appeasing all political sides when it comes to water usage
in the central belt. They needed a new website to give growers
information on conservation, meetings, updates to policies
and so much more.
as a campaign extension using the achievements of more high
achieving California Community College alumni.
we scaled-down the Champions for Change web banners
to cinemagraphs, that are eye catching
and deliver a useful tip.
Designed to compete with other web banners targeted
on websites like Nickelodeon.
that all had to have different angles of messaging. The teen audience
was the largest media buy so we focused on achievement, dreams,
and the usefulness of financial aid. For those returning to college
we focused on career change. And for the parents
we centered our messaging around pride
and success for their children.
as the pre-roll spots they stem from.
to donate their ex's left behind items. These web banners
appeared on Pandora, so using the thumbs up/thumbs down
iconography was a natural fit to emphasize the idea of getting
rid of a significant other, but keeping and donating their clothing/items.
we decided to use real mice to advertise Tunnel Tail.
the easy button. And it is when you click through
from these catchy web banners.