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Client: Seigel RacingChallenge: Develop a web site that would serve as a central touch-point for all of Scott Siegel's motor-sports endeavors. Solution: After developing the logo and identity system, a website was constructed to announce acheivements, breakthroughs, and keep his clients up to date on the latest tuning and high performance driving events. |
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Client: Comcast Spotlight - Atlanta WebsiteChallenge: The purpose of the this website was two-fold: (a) Design a website that gave both potential and existing advertising clients top-level information on Comcast Spotlight structure, practices, networks, and methodology. (b)Two provide Account Executives and Sales Managers with an online resource to access various network one-sheets, top-level network information, logos, PowerPoint templates, and research. Solution: After assessing the both target audiences and creating an appropriate information architecture, I designed a user friendly flash-based navigation system wrapped in an engaging but not overwhelming site template that was easy to implement and update. |
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Client: Answerthink
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Client: Answerthink
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Client: Answerthink: NAPAonline.com:
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Client: Answerthink: NAPAonline.comChallenge: To redesign the site so that it presented an experience that allowed the user to find what they were looking for more efficiently, while encouraging the user to “browse the aisles” Solution: I was to revisit this ecommerce website and to art direct it's new look and useability. There were many challenges in the redesign of this site due to preexisting code that limited what could be placed where. A more user friendly and visually attractive site and interface was achieved by integrating form elements into images, and mouse-over menus. It’s success was the result of hard work, dedication and good team work. |
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Client: Answerthink: Surge & WCW: Actions CansChallenge: A landing page was needed to promote the wrestling-fan collectable cans. Solution: Micro site was designed using HTMl and Flash to generate excitement over the Collector's Series Surge Action Cans. Flash was utilized to allow the user to make the cans "come to life" in which they could see they're favorite wrestler do a short "move" on their opponent. |
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Client: Answerthink: Motient elink with Yahoo! ContentChallenge: Create and interactive product demonstration that would give the user a basic feel for the new Motient product's capabilities. Solution: Flash was used to make the Motient RIM device come alive online and to give prospective customers a feel for how the device would work. This is a classic product demo complete with sound and motion, and of course, functionality. |
In 2000, TBS asked the firm I worked for if we could make a "really different" website that let the user control their theme. I was given the project and along with two other designers, we came up with a "skin" concept that allowed the user to change the website to fit their mood or taste in movies. The result was a website ahead of its time and a winner of an International Web Design Award.
My favorite part of this project was the Sci-Fi "skin" which was constructed entirely out of a stock photo of a human jaw bone.







