Microsoft Office is the productivity suite most people use on a daily basis. Launched in early 2013, the new office.com web site reflects Microsoft's adaptation to the web, sporting its new Metro design aesthetic, online purchasing channels, and software products that don't simply employ the web, but run on it from top to bottom.
As a Web Producer assigned to the site, my responsibilities included:
Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 and Microsoft Online are the enterprise-level email server software packages used by Fortune 500 companies and modern start-ups alike. Throughout 2010 and 2011, Microsoft was in the midst of a major initiative to move sales of Exchange away from old-school business partnerships and into the cloud. The Exchange web site underwent rapid change in order to match this dramatic shift in Microsoft's business model.
As the Web Developer assigned to the site, my responsibilities included:
In early 2013, the Exchange web site was decomissioned and re-directed to office.com/exchange.
Karen Gilbert Law is a Seattle, Washington boutique law firm dedicated exclusively to the practice of citizenship and immigration law. The firm assists clients around the U.S. and world-wide.
Working from the vision of the web site owner Karen Gilbert, I developed this site from the ground up. There are a number of jQuery goodies in here, including jQuery UI components such as accordions and dialogs.
SanMar Corporation is an award-winning supplier of 17 retail and private apparel brands. The company supplies to screen printers, embroiderers, promotional products distributors, athletic dealers, and industrial launderers—whether they are outfitting a Fortune 500 corporation or your neighborhood team.
As the lead web designer at SanMar, my responsibilities include:
As an information architect at Classmates, my responsibilities included:
SoundTransit required an ADA-compliant web site to match riders with special needs with the transportation options available. I led a multi-tiered team in the design and development of the data organization, the backend application, and the branding for launch. I also wrote the HTML and CSS code for the entire interface, which met all Section 508 guidelines for special needs requirements, including the ability to navigate and interact with the site using a screen reader.
TRC is a tile business in Seattle, WA that reproduces the work of tilemaker Ernest Batchelder. This brochure site includes a contact form for capturing pre-qualified leads and an online inventory of tiles for view by the customer. TRC personnel can add, edit, and delete tiles using the adminstrative area of the web site.
LiquidCity is an independent record label in Seattle, WA. I re-vamped the existing site with a unique look. In addition, their e-commerce was converted to a less costly solution, using PayPal's credit card processing. The addition of MP3 tracks throughout allows customers to sample the music before purchasing.