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Developing a wireframe, or more accurately an interactive prototype, for a new website that we be the key online presence for a forthcoming public health and education campaign. This website will be launched for a pilot, regional market to evaluate the campaign's effectiveness and potential for national deployment. The prototype is being developed in HTML5 […]
Prototyping — i.e., scaffolding out the HTML markup — for a set of new WordPress templates for the National Endowment for Democracy, Center for International Media Assistance. The goal of the new templates is to take long-form prose documents and make them more digestible by generalized audiences. Techniques include drawing out and highlighting important information such […]
Launched the fully re-designed and re-developed BBA website built on a state of the art WordPress CMS using Twitter Bootstrap supported by Roots Sage. Worked with the client to transform their information architecture to reflect a new phase in the organization's life with new goals and new resource offerings. Developed a custom WordPress theme using […]
Don't let the looks deceive you. While the layout and general functionality of Fiscal FactCheck is fairly straight-forward (and dictated by existing branding), there is more than meets the eye with this WordPress website. We built this site up using modern PHP and the latest WordPress technologies including the Roots Sage and Bedrock systems. Plus, […]
ATTIC, a marketing platform for small, independent furniture stores and dealers in Washington DC, Virginia and Maryland will start accepting sponsorships from other local businesses (e.g, restaurants, furniture services, entertainment) this fall. In preparation, a new landing page was built to showcase the site's media coverage, its performance as a lead generator and information about […]
Themed the ATTIC DC blog to match the design of the main website. The blog will be used by the furntiure-focused website to post information about used and vintage furniture; furniture stores in DC, Maryland and Virginia; and emerging trends in furniture, decor and interior design.
For the upcoming launch party of ATTIC, numerous businesses are donating door prizes to be given away in a raffle format. Several of the winners will be seleced dynamically from attendees that register for a MailChimp-based newsletter while attending the event. To make this possible, I'm developing a simple mobile web application that uses the […]
Installed and configured WordPress blog for ATTIC DC, an online marketplace for used, vintage and antique furniture stores in the Washington DC area. The blog was set up along side ATTIC's main website which resides behind a CloudFlare-based CDN and security layer.
Working on an upgrade to the theme for Four Brother Carpentry's WordPress website. The DC-based design and build firm had a custom WordPress theme developed for them by a third-party company several years ago. The site was only designed for desktop viewing. To help ensure they don't lose traction on Google search results, since Google […]
Launched my passion project, ATTIC. I've been shopping for vintage and antique furniture since I got my first apartment in DC. The selection has grown slightly with new shops popping up in new neighborhoods. Meanwhile, my own time has grown thinner, so I decided to try to pull together their disparate web efforts under one […]