Athletes in Acting Awards
Site design for Athletes in Acting Awards, an annual awards program to provide and honor excellence by professional athletes in the international advertising, media and performing arts industries.
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.
My Planet Harmony
Site design for My Planet Harmony, a project of Living on Earth and World Media Foundation, Inc. and funded by the National Science Foundation.
Top line features of this enterprise level site include multi-user blogs, social media integration, multimedia management (podcast, audio and video), community and job boards, event calendar, use of Google checkout for donations as well as news aggregation. Previous to the build-out, special attention was paid to wire frames, sitemaps and user flows. Built with Drupal and CSS/XHTML compliant.
Green matters!
Jeff Payne
Complete design and WordPress integration of JeffPayne.net; social media is inherent with Twitter buttons for each entry. Feedburner does the RSS work (both an accessible RSS feed and a RSS feed to email).
ten gallon hat designs
Web site for Ten Gallon Hat designs (custom furniture, wooden accessories and other artisan work) built in WordPress for ease of client maintenance. Includes a jQuery-based sliding panel for image display and organization.
Along with the logo and the bulk of the site’s photography, the web site was built with the end experience in mind. Like Jonathan’s artistic statement, “… Organic forms that combine aesthetic and comfort, while unconventional construction and raw beauty of materials present a true sense of freedom.”
Identity and business card design for Ten Gallon Hat Designs. These cards are foil printed on thin sheets of oak and then cut into 3.5″ by 1.5″ cards by Cards of Wood in Michigan.
The outlines were done by a previous designer and we cleaned them up. The font on the logo and on the cards is Eurostile.
Artifact Workshop
Web site for Artifact Workshop Records built in WordPress for ease of client maintenance. Social media linked, not integrated.
Teegardin & Associates web design
Web design for Teegardin & Associates, an accounting and services firm in Austin, Texas.
Scraphouse: San Francisco
Green Planet Films wanted a simple one sheet html page to announce the new composting mandate in San Francisco and to showcase the episode of Scraphouse featuring the City by the Bay.
Eurosoft
Eurosoft came to us and wanted to build a new version of their web site, to coincide with their restructure as a company that transforms paper processes into digital (they were previously an IT and professional staffing company that did technical consulting in this arena, Stark Holdings now handles all the staffing aspects). The project managers wanted the marketing department to be able to easily maintain the web site content and this WordPress mockup was born.
Ultimately, this custom built theme would’ve incorporated their Twitter feed, Facebook updates as well as results from their shared Google Reader feed. This project is currently tabled.
Navasota/Montgomery web
Initial mockup of redesign for Navasota/Montgomery web designs, where the focus was on the subtle integration of green inspired elements to convey the nature of natural gas and wind power production. In creating the site, we wanted to ensure that navigation was simple and well integrated into the layout of the site. A natural color scheme (blue, green, orange, brown) was used as a strong asset to elicit the emotional response of a consumer.
Special attention has been placed on the prominence of gradients, rounded elements, white space and type design you find in Web 2.0 trends.
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RSS- Kuvva
- Life Cycle
- Trailer for Wes Anderson’s new movie, Moonrise Kingdom
- Something to Write Home About
- Photographic fascination with twins
- Newspapers, Paywalls, and Core Users
- Did You Just Hear That?
- Made in China: A Portrait Using 5,500 Toy Soldiers
- Fincher Explains Reasons Why He Made Each of His Films
- Interview with Maurice Sendak