Portfolio
Tuesday, 4 September 2007
Here are a few samples of recent web site design projects. While I prefer to work closely with the client to develop a layout from an existing concept or model, I also do original designs.
I tend work from a certain minimalist theory, which usually results in a web site with a low number of images and text links, and large expanses of white space.
Client: TABU Tackle
Completion: July 2007
TABU Tackle is a new fishing lure company owned an operated by a group of professional anglers. I was tasked to develop a web site that would fit thematically with advertising elements developed from a handful of external sources.
Client: The Cleveland Center for Creative Studies
Completion: March 2007
The Cleveland Center for Creative Studies is organizing to provide artistic enrichment and educational opportunities for students whose families face economic hardship at a cost relative to their means. I offered to help them develop a site.
Client: Michael Murphy Fishing
Completion: December 2006
Michael asked me to update his site from one that was fully Flash to one that was search engine friendly. Within a few weeks, we started seeing dramatic improvements within the search engines’ rankings. The site uses a pretty clever trick to force IE versions < 7 to show transparent png files, too.
Client: Life At Sea
Completion: June 2006
Life At Sea is a band, but I was asked to design a site that wouldn’t be overly “bandy.” I tried to play with the lonely isolation of the name. This is a work in progress.