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(Last Updated: Spring 2009)
This area -- and this site, for that matter -- is under construction and has been for a long while. Since it most likely will remain in this state for some time to come, please contact me with questions about any of the work examples shown here.
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Undisclosed (2009)
IA/wireframes, visual design, and HTML prototype for Web 2.0 startup in the social networking space.
VeraCarta (2008-09)
Deep application to help dealmakers manage, track, and collaborate on multiple deals... while keeping their sanity. Project deals with complex issues of privacy vs. transparency, and presents challenges in integrating with email and desktop applications.
DeedQuest (2007)
Recent entrepreneurial venture. A Web 2.0 mashup that brings together data, resources, tools, and networking features for small real estate investors..
DeedQuest, #2
Web-based application allows for "Quick Analysis" of an income property, then saving the property in a Virtual Real Estate Portfolio for full analyis, including expenses, improvements, and loan scenarios.
Undisclosed: Web Application and Portal (2007-2008)
Interaction and visual design to allow client's customer to manage online ad campaigns.
Undisclosed: Political Ad Campaign Tool (2007)
Interaction and visual design for an online application to manage targeted advertising for political campaigns.
Facetime Communications (2005-2006)
The samples I have from Facetime got lost in an unfortunate computer accident. Here is a screenshot from their website. They had no UE program, so I redesigned all products, provided styleguide and design paradigms, and fought to establish user experience as a priority for Facetime...
Facetime Communications, cont.
It worked. The new UI's were credited as having contributed to the company's 255% year-of-year increase in revenue.
Epicentric/Vignette (2000 - 2005)
I was the Director of User Experience for Epicentric for 3 years. When it was acquired by Vignette, I was asked to stay on in the role. I managed both the SF and Austin-based teams working on 5 major product lines for a total of 4.5 years.
AT&T Labs (1998-2000)
I was part of the coolest group in the Labs - the Internet Applications Group, aka Rapid Prototyping Group. But like all of the labs, our projects never saw the light of day. This one came the closest: an early prototype to allow customers to provision their own services online..
AT&T Labs, cont.
And a project with Hyatt, to improve their in-room services via tight integration with AT&T services.
Misc Consulting Work: Astia (2008)
Joomla! design and implementation for a non-profit women's networking organziation.
ClickFwd (2009)
IA/wireframes, visual design, and HTML prototype for Joomla-based website that requires product sales and ecommerce features, community and forum areas, and support functions.
Misc Consulting Work: New York Language Center (2000-2007)
Joomla-based site for a English language school in New York... in **12** languages! This long-time client has been through 3 site revisions. Since moving to Mambo and then Joomla, the client has been thrilled at the level of control they have over the site.
Misc Consulting Work: Atlanticore (2007)
Visual design refresh for manufacturer of aluminum honeycomb panels.
Going way way back: Books That Work (1993 - 1996)
...was one of the first consumer multimedia companies to provide consumers with simplified CADD and 3D visualization products. BTW was my first job in the industry, but within 2.5 years, I was promoted to the UI Director for the indoor products line, which included their flagship products: 3D Kitchen and 3D Home (no screenshot of the latter, which came long later -- need to find them...)
Books That Work, cont.
3D Kitchen was featured in all sorts of publications and on TV (I was mentioned by name on This Old House ;-) The UI trope -- "if you don't make it look like a book, people won't know how to use it" -- and 3D quality are super old school now, but were quite revolutionary for the time.
Misc Consulting Work: Gone Tropo Travel (2005)
Fun! I traded a trip to Bora Bora for this Joomla-based site.
Misc Consulting Work: Reuters Digitial Vision (2002)
Site for Reuters-backed program at Stanford University.
Misc Consulting Work: Groupster (never built) (circa 1998)
A precursor to Evite with elements of Friendster.
