Liv Crayola (livcrayola.com)

For FG, I riffed on Liv Crayola’s look & feel to design this website, and architected the unique Design Tool feature.

The Cooper Union (cooper.edu)

In 2009 I was hired by The Cooper Union to lead the development of a new website for the institution. The previous site had been created in the 1990s and was very dated, both technologically and visually. I hired a small team to help with the technology end of the project. I developed the information architecture and visual design of the site, based around the school’s new 150th Anniversary logo.

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Shari Maurer (sharimaurer.com)

I designed this site for Shari Maurer, young adult author and Gerber daisy aficionado! With a WordPress CMS, Shari can keep a blog, add pages and update her site easily.

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Manhattan Edit Workshop (mewshop.com)

Since 2005 I have designed most of Manhattan Edit Workshop’s promotional materials. In 2008, founder Josh Apter asked me to lead a redesign and rebuild of MEW’s website. The old site was built entirely in Flash and had no content management system, making it impossible for Josh and his team to make updates without hiring Flash developers. I developed a new site content plan and sitemap, and hired a developer to build a CMS so MEW can update the site whenever they want.

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University of Texas at Austin: Landmarks Program (landmarks.utexas.edu)

I art directed and architected this website for Landmarks, a new public art program at UT Austin. In March 2009, the Interactive Media Awards (IMA) announced Landmarks as winner of the 2009 “Best in Class” award for arts and culture. The website received high praise for its exceptional website design and development.

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Alliance for the Arts

I designed and art directed three websites at Funny Garbage for the Alliance for the Arts and the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs.

» NYC Arts is a complete guide to arts and culture in New York City.

» NYC Kids Arts, in addition to being a guide to arts and culture, contains additional information for parents and teachers.

» Alliance for the Arts‘ B to B website.

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