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I originally wrote the markup for the ReadyNation website in about 2005. In web years that's the equivalent of a 300 year old home, which meant development of new features and layouts took much longer than ideal. So this week I set out to update the entire site. I leaned on my good friend, the […]
It's an unfortunate truth that some projects don't come to fruition as fast as I might hope. Despite enthusiasm on all sides–from the client, from me and everyone else involved–some projects just take a long time to get launched for a variety of reasons outside of my control. Case in point, the website that I […]
Not all organizations have the resources to upgrade to the latest technologies. But that doesn't mean they have to miss out an all of the trends. In this case, we refactored the CSS on a Drupal 6 site to provide several responsive versions including mobile (portrait and landscope) and tablet versions. Using media queries and […]
Pleased to launch the brand new website of the National WIC Association. This 9-month project entailed a complete information architecture overhaul; development of a fully integrated system to support content management, association/membership management, event management, and payments; and design implementation of an entirely new responsive/mobile-friendly HTML5 and CSS3 user interface. Other technologies employed include the […]
The 120DaysMovie.com website is for a documentary film by Ted Roach. Originally designed and developed nearly two years ago, It was essentially put on ice while the film production was being completed. Even though web technologies and design aesthetics seem to change at the speed of light, I'm happy with how the site turned out […]
Launched the Reformer, a new interactive tool for the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget (CRFB). The interactive tool allows users to choose from a variety of policy options and see the impact of those policies on the solvency of the US social security system. The tool provides users with instant feedback via data displays […]
The Map70 case study is about the prototype I built for a new crowdsourcing and data collection mobile app. After working with the client to develop the user flows and some initial sketches of the app, I built a working, interactive prototype. The prototype used HTML5, responsive CSS from Twitter Bootstrap, and custom javascript and […]
Practical Problem: Create a group (multi-person) event registration feature for a forthcoming website. Users need to be able to select multiple persons and register them in bulk. Users then need the ability to add data on a registrant by registrant basis. Technical Problem: Design a multi-select form field that allows for additional data to be […]
Launched the new personal blog website of entrepreneur and scientist, Tara Thiagarajan. The development included setting up a self-hosted install of WordPress, migrating her old Blogger content, installing and customizing a theme.
From concept to design to live website in 5 business days! The site isn't massive, but the job entailed designing the company's logo in addition to Scimergent's website. The site features a custom homepage animation; a CMS for content editing and easy access to the site's internship applications; a Twitter Bootstrap foundation. Mobile-optimized, responsive version […]