Climbing Monkeys is a family-owned vineyard and winery that prides itself on being “not stuffy”. Their wine labeling and descriptions are quirky and irreverent. When one of the owners and I undertook a redesign, our goal was to highlight the personality of the brand, while also reminding users that the wine is serious business.
This project was completed for the planned launch of Embertec’s new product and foray into the “smart house” space. We built a separate mobile site (phones only) with separate content, and used server-side detection to push users to that site unless they were on a desktop or tablet.
La Jolla Foundation is a non-profit organization whose mission is to improve the world through projects centered around children. They were recently accepted as a Google Grant recipient, and needed a redesign to better leverage that.
The music licensing industry is in need of simpler and more user-intuitive ways for users to search the vast archive of music in the world. In the case of Seven Seas, the idea was to start with a map of the world. My role here was basically that of front-end developer. I was provided a mock-up and tasked with setting it up with a responsive framework, and integrating the views with the Zend framework.
The International Obstacle Racing Federation (IORF) will be the governing body of obstacle racing and its affiliates worldwide. We built the first site as it’s initial public face. The next phase iteration involved full integration with the Events Network API, pulling stats on athletes and events from the web service.
We recently launched this new design for h2 Media Labs, built in WordPress with a custom theme. The kids on the home page evoked the founding story of the company and it’s upstart attitude. Keeping the main image in grayscale helps it stand out in a world of large, colorful header images, and keeps it from being “too cute”. I also redesigned their logo, which can be seen here.
In anticipation of a special partner version of Riverbed’s annual Sales Kickoff event, I designed and built this microsite for user information and registration.
While working at Riverbed, I designed and built this microsite to promote the partnership between Riverbed and VMWare, a software-in-the-cloud company.
EcoReserve created a proposal to “white label” its mapping platform for a project in South Africa. This is a mockup of the potential site and was also used as the proposal cover.
I designed and developed this Wordpress site for FVLC as part of a Taproot team.