Websites I’ve built!
I was once again tapped by my good friend Craig Colorusso to build a web-based sound installation honoring the victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in December 2012. Animating CSS gradients in a browser (indeed, in as many … Continue reading
I dare you to find out how many clicks it takes to get to the current first-class letter and postcard rates on the USPS website. Take your time. I’ll wait. Unbelievable isn’t it? I stopped counting at five. I really … Continue reading
My husband is a musician. He recently decided to brush up on his sight-reading, but was having a hard time finding pieces he’d never seen to practice on. He off-handedly mentioned to me that it would be great if there … Continue reading
Attentive.ly was started by by a couple of Fission Strategy alums to help organizations broaden their focus from email campaigns to social media services like Twitter and Facebook. They brought me on to revamp the interface for both the dashboard experience … Continue reading
Given the raging success of isitsnowingrightnow.com, we weren’t surprised to receive a special request for isitrainingrightnow.com.
ActBlue brought me in to redesign their public-facing website, giving it a “tech solution” marketing makeover. I did a quick round of wireframing to nail down the structure, several rounds of design honing in on a dynamic design, as well … Continue reading
At long last, I am very excited to announce the launch of the Sun Boxes Mobile App in both the iOS (iTunes) store and the Android store! You may recall from an earlier post that I built the … Continue reading
My pal Mark and I launched Some Demands on October 15, 2011, 28 days after the first gathering in Zucotti Park (and three days after having the idea for the site!). While public support of #occupy was rising, so were criticisms that … Continue reading
Over the spring and summer, I had the opportunity to work with Local Projects on the companion website to the 9/11 Memorial in New York City. The memorial doesn’t open until 9/11/11, but you can already start exploring the names on the … Continue reading
This project is near and dear to my heart. Sun Boxes is something I want as many people as possible to experience and it’s really satisfying to get to be part of making that happen. The most exciting part of … Continue reading
This was a quick and fun project I got to do with my excellent friend Christopher DeWan. Special thanks to Kelvin Luck and his Custom Cross-Browser Scrollbars jQuery plugin. Live link: http://deloitte.com/view/en_GX/global/about/annual-review-2010/index.htm
While I don’t ordinarily recommend resorting to JavaScript to resolve presentation problems, there are some occasions where a design is not flexible and a pure CSS solution is just out of reach. One such situation that seems to come up … Continue reading
I was the sole front-end developer on this project. Some small JavaScript flourishes helped it be more fun than your everyday brochure site. I finally took the time to develop a jQuery extension for making the final “column” of a … Continue reading
If you’ve worked in a corporate office before, you’ve likely come across someone who continues to be employed there despite seeming to do no work at all. One former coworker of mine seemed to have an endless supply of one-liners … Continue reading
I loved working with Irrational on their “corporate” site redesign last winter, so it was great to get the opportunity to work on the announcement site for their upcoming Bioshock sequel with No Pilots No Demos. Working on this site … Continue reading
My very good friend Craig Colorusso asked me to make a website for his very amazing installation piece Sun Boxes. If you ever have the opportunity to see Sun Boxes live and in-person, I highly recommend doing so — it’s a … Continue reading
My pal Ryan Walsh had been collecting recordings of readings of DFW works for quite a while when he approached me about putting them together on a website. The result is, happily, one of the most-visited sites I’ve ever worked … Continue reading