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Just produced a series of new design comps for a section of a Federal website that is going to be revamped. The task included selecting the artwork, developing a new page layout, and required consideration for the site’s information architecture as a whole.
A client recently had a third party vendor upgrade a portion of their website with a custom database. As a result, many of the site's URLs were changed. However, after launch, the old URLs were still appearing in their Google site search (Google Custom Search Engine (CSE)) and none of the new pages were appearing. […]
Launched a new Federal website: www.findyouthinfo.gov. I was responsible for many components including requirements gathering, information architecture, design oversight, and co-development. UPDATE: View the Case Study
Developed a total of three wireframes based on different concepts for a Federal website. Oversaw development of associated design work and then created annotated versions of each design concept. Finally, presented the three conceptual designs to the client. Success. Onto the development…
Developed a detailed set of website wireframes that will be included in a forthcoming request for proposals from one of my clients. Also providing the technical portions of the website's requirements document. When released, the tablet-friendly site will be used by participants and researchers for a randomized controlled trial/experiment on a education intervention known as […]
Developed, presented, and received approval for a new site concept and wireframe for www.charles-lewis.com.
Serving as technical advisor and co-project manager for the redesign and development of a very large website–about 750 unique pages. Directly managed a team of web support associates that were responsible for coding in the content.
I finished the design and development of a new website for NAEP-ESSI. It was launched in mid-January, although the organization is still entering content in many parts of the site.