Early Web Projects
The sites I built before and alongside SCAD, from a browser start page to my studio's own website.
I’ve designed many websites for many different purposes over the years. Orderly Art and the SCAD Student Media sites have pages of their own; these are the rest of the ones that worked.
Make Meaningful Work and UXHK
I was a web designer for Make Meaningful Work and UXHK. Aside from the visual design, I did rapid prototyping and R&D for the core functionality of a built-in, community-based application feature, including a prototype Character Card for a member’s profile.
Multi Search
The goal was to replace the start page in my browser. From one box, you can search a wide variety of engines, including Wikipedia, Wolfram Alpha, Google, and Yahoo, and choose how each search opens: in a new tab, a new window, or a popup. You can also make buttons that link to your favorite sites. Every change is saved with the browser’s own localStorage API.
Baxter Academy Projects
A searchable database for the Baxter Academy for Technology and Science final exhibition. Visitors could search more than 80 student projects by their tags and find which projects matched and where they were in the building.
One Twenty Two
The website for One Twenty Two, a band, was one of my first publicly available sites.
Hullabaloo Entertainment Studios
The first iterations of my studio’s website were all built by hand. Pressed for time, we later moved it to a web building platform, though I still edited its HTML and CSS.
Good Dog and Media Feeds
For Good Dog, a dog training company, I rebuilt the website with a new, modern look and made sure it worked on phones. Media Feeds is a Java desktop application, but it generates HTML to render inside itself. It let you search Facebook pages without logging in, then add their feeds to view and manage in one place.
