Bank of America
This touch-screen display was designed as part of a Bank of America National Auto Dealer Association event. Watch Video
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Bank of America
This touch-screen display was designed as part of the Bank of America "Everyone's a Winner" campaign. Consumers were given barcodes to scan at specific Bank of America locations, revealing small prizes and giftcards. This particular kiosk was one of the first produced for the Bank using their new design guidelines. The kiosk was a great success, both in its interactivity, and its role as an "updated brand" piece.
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Brasserie 44
Brasserie 44 is the latest John McDonald (Lever House, Lure Fishbar, Chinatown, and MercBar) restaurant in New York City, at the stylish Royalton Hotel. For their site, design focus was placed on the stunning photographs of the restaurant, allowing the rest of the site to seemlessly complement the images without overpowering, getting in the way, or adding unnecessary elements. Each photograph is held between left and right borders to give it the appearance of being lit from behind, and the onscreen menu floats over the photo with subtle transparency.
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New Designer Smile
These designs were produced and developed as part of an entirely new brand concept and online campaign for a cosmetic dentistry practice.
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Avive Technologies
This website concept was part of an overall rebranding for Avive Technologies. The goal of the design, and the marketing strategy in general, was to showcase Avive's otherwise "small" product as having a "large" impact.
Grace Outreach
Grace Outreach is a non-profit organization that offers a free program to women, 18 and older, to help get their GED and move into higher education or a better job. The client needed a very easy-to-use site that would establish the organization as professional without being "stuffy," and give its target user incentive to learn more.
The site was done entirely in xhtml and css, with minimal javascript, and then implemented into Contribute for easy content management.
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Time Magazine
Designed a Flash game concept for Time Magazine's end-of-year "Time 100" list. The game had an exhausting 10 rounds of 10 questions, each within five categories, so the resulting concept implemented "rapid fire" rounds, various clickable areas to explore, Time Magazine's original photography, and bonus incentives to keep users playing.
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The N
The N Network wanted a media kit site to accompany their up-front presentations. This site allows advertising reps to navigate through and learn more about the network's various network assets, see press releases, recent acquisitions, a programming schedule, etc.
Although a sales site, the look and feel was designed to mimic the fun, young, trendy style, seen among the N Network's target viewer demographics, giving a live example of how The N relates to the pre-teen and teenage set.
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Yum
These screens were designed for a Yum Brands interactive game that would serve as an educational tool for Yum employees.
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MGM
In 2007, MGM debuted their concept for a television network reaching out to a new generation of viewers. This email blast was sent out to thousands of potential advertisers as a teaser for the the up-fronts.
Bank of America
Along with Bank of America's new Arts & Culture site, this Content Management System was designed and developed for easy site updates, without the hassle of employee training and lengthy user handbooks. The CMS takes certain key design elements from the main site style, but establishes a visual hierarchy to help the user understand established content regulations, and make solid decisions for how new information is added. Because the Bank has strict guidelines for its Arts & Culture site, the visual weight given to certain html elements makes it easy to efficiently take advantage of the CMS' features.
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The ROHO Group
The client needed a quick "Web 2.0" answer to their outdated table-based site, enhancing their brand without losing their traditional client base. Especially necessary was a well-organized user interface, which had been severely lacking in the company's previous site iteration.
Work on the new site began with the establishment of a true UI built around a strict directory structure. This system better lends itself to directly informing potential clients about the company's various offerings, and allows them to then browse as necessary.
The design itself is clean and striking, focusing on five cohesive "landing pages", and containing subsections to convey further information.
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STL.org
This STL.org concept was designed as a portal for St. Louis growing "city" life. Being that such sites can become quite dense and otherwise "busy," the design needed to be completed with development standards in mind. This approach allowed for xhtml/css coding, quick load time, search engine optimization, and easy navigation, without sacrificing the aesthetics that would keep visitors coming back.
Manny's Kosher Deli
Along with an entirely new brand concept, this site was designed concurrently to the construction and opening of Manny's Deli. Through various consultation sessions, a true "look and feel" was established for the restaurant itself - and the website.
Student Technology and Resource Support at Washington University
Designed the STaRS program website to provide more information to potential sponsors and students.
Revlon and Fashion Rocks
This design comp was part of a larger marketing campaign involving interactive rich media ads for the annual Fashion Rocks event. The various ads, for each of Fashion Rocks' main sponsors and their products, tied in the themes of fashion and music.
TV Guide
This interactive CD Rom was designed for TV Guide's 2008 upfront season. The introduction animation sets the stage for the theme, "Star Power," and relays the message to the user that TV Guide is Hollywood. This same animation was later exported for various additional powerpoint presentations, sales materials, and new media. The CD Rom screens and transitions themselves were designed to match the theme, and allow sales representatives and clients to view and download marketing documents, presentations, videos, and programming information. Watch Video
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