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web designer & front-end developer focusing on usable designs
I design and build websites for a living. I currently live in Raleigh, North Carolina, with my wife, a veterinary resident at NC State. I grew up in a small town just outside of State College, Pennsylvania. Needless to say, I am a Nittany Lion and Pittsburgh Steelers football fan.
If you want to know more about me, go to the about page or check out a small sample of my portfolio. If you think I can help you out with a project, please feel free to get in touch. Whatever you do, don't leave just yet, you just got here.
ePifanyNow.org is the online home of a pass/pay it forward movement. The client wanted a website where visitors could interact and easily contribute their stories, photos and videos and comment on blog postings.
I designed a landing page for an advertising campaign. The performance of the campaign improved from previous attempts.
Delhi DDA wanted to redesign their site to be more in line with their mailing pieces. I incorporated the new look into a CMS to allow for easier news and business listing entry. Redesign was a collaborative effort with Iain Bogle, the creative director.
Dart Bank wanted to update the look of their site to have a more youthful feel. The challenge was to design a site using their signature pink color that would appeal to a business user.
Judith St. King wanted a website to reflect her personality. I designed a simple two-page website built on a CMS for simple text edits.
The City of East Lansing wanted an updated look that reflects the area. I created a design that was handed over to their internal developer.
The Beerfacts site was created to work along side a radio campaign to increase awareness of premium beers. I designed and developed the website.
Time Cather is an in-progress project with a developer friend of mine.
Michigan Apple Committee came to us in search of a more organic design. They wanted to build the site on a flexible CMS featuring a blog for user interaction.
