Fansite design template for Bear Gryll's "Born Survivor" (Region: UK). View Site →

Early concept draft design for TV Listings in the Weekly view. (International)

Sample full-sized downloadable iTunes store video series covers. (France)

Early user interface concept drafts for proposed "light sites" templates, which could scale up or down, dependent on regional support and content. (International)

Design exercise to explore the possibilities of a visual homepage refresh with miminimal alterions to the existing template. (International)

Transformed an inflexible, low-res Flash relic and reconstructed it into a dynamic, CSS-driven site with embedded social networking. The Los Angeles Art Show is the West Coast's largest art fair with 35,000 visitors and over a million hits a year on its website. (Note: Since modified by another party with yearly palette update) View Site →

Assisted in developing ideas and innovating on "Story Stream" concepts. Established branding explorations and integration into multiple contexts across SB Nation page templates. Delivered high-fidelity design mockups for a newly branded SB Nation portal to compete directly with leading sports websites.

For this project, I delivered wireframe schematics and conceptual design work, in addition to composing content and structure from draft documentation.

Created Phase I and Phase II draft and final design for video hubs including network for Discovery and Animal Planet. Also created playlist and show hub visual directions. View Site →

Early concept mocks towards a re-envisioning of the show site model, moving away from a heavy reliance on production-dependent Flash-based pages to a more dynamic, CSS-driven version.

Created this volunteer microsite from the ground up, including flow, signup steps and visual city chooser. Designed mocks for all instances of the process and created spec docs for the development team to use as a visual reference and a base CSS guideline.

Visual directions for multiple screens, including hubs and profiles. Also created a Flash demo and styleguides.

Revamped KOL (Kids Online), AOL's youth market product, from the ground up. Client sought to create a low-maintenance, high-engagement experience that minimized the use of Flash and made the publishing components more fluid. We created concept sketches, wireframes, grids and final design, with the addition of work on the core Flash elements.

Explored the future of online news journalism and how it could inform and impact the organization. Work included research, landscape trending, documentation, ideation sketching, wireframe drafts, UI and initial design.

Explored radical new concepts based on blue-sky ideation and progressive trends in the marketplace. The result of this work produced a fresh look and unique user experience for AOL that positioned it to move ahead of the competition.