iPad mocks for FRONTLINE’s view page.

Interactive design for Rebecca Muñiz, a soprano opera singer who also performs as a wedding vocalist. Particular attention with this project was paid to keeping the content clear, integrating the site with print collateral being simultaneously developed, broad browser accessibility and ease of use. Site features include audio samples, testimonials (displayed randomly), a photo gallery, blog and contact form. Wireframing, page sketches and the WordPress framework were significant in the on-time completion.

A major redesign of the website for FRONTLINE website, produced at WGBH in Boston, Mass. The goal: to update the aesthetics of the site, bringing in social media elements and engage audiences with the interface in a compelling and familiar way.

Careful attention was paid to:

• colors
• homepage
• view page
• topic pages
• photo galleries
• icons

Best practices and user focus groups in three different markets were utilized to develop the above treatments and pages. Wireframing, user flows, heuristic analysis, site usage data analysis and detailed functional specifications were instrumental in the completion of this project.

Interactive design for “Post Mortem,” a PBS FRONTLINE program. A joint partnership with ProPublica, NPR, the Investigative Reporting Program at UC Berkeley and California Watch.

At its core is the video for the program but also special care was needed for the interactive map and other web features. Like all FRONTLINE sites, this design needed to be accessible in IE 6+, Mozilla, webkit and mobile Safari.

As of June 2011, there have been over 90,000 unique page views.

Interactive design for the KJT, Catholic Union of Texas, a non-profit fraternal benefit society organized and founded in 1889. Work on this project included initial sitemaps, wireframing, persona mapping, mockup, CSS and implementation in a bespoke CMS environment.

Interactive design for Chase Global Services.

Work for We Hate Your Site, a user interface and experience testing platform.

This first phase included logo design, sitemap creation, wireframing, flow diagrams and the creation of the user interface. The splash page utilized CSS, site design and web graphics work. The programming was done separately in a Ruby environment. Progress was halted prematurely before the project was completed.

Interactive design for The Animal Welfare Institute (AWI), a non-profit charitable organization.

Interactive design for Laura Clifton, a film and television actress. Mobile accessibility and site speed were paramount.

Initial build-out completed, now maintained exclusively by client. As designed, key features include public voting/rating, social media integration as well as exclusive content and sponsorship from several flagship athletic brands.