When Carter came to me with a logo design request I was more than happy to help out an old friend. After listening to Carter’s ideas and understanding the restrictions he knew he wanted for the logo, I decided the best approach was probably typographical. Continue reading
My friend Carter over at LittleBigFund has done an excellent job writing up what exactly it’s like to work with me and my quirky process as I design a website. I designed the logo for LittleBigFund when the site was still a hefty idea stewing around in Carter’s head. I passed his test and he later hired me to be the front-end Designer/Developer of the LittleBigFund site. Since the site is essentially the product in this case, that also meant a lot of thought on my part had to be invested in the voice of the brand, the design aesthetic, how to facilitate a good user experience, and really assessing what the brand actually needed the site to accomplish. Continue reading
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Right off the bat Kiip gave me a great project. I was responsible for the creative for Kiip’s 25 Days of Christmas, 25 Days of Awesome Rewards. Each day of December leading up to Christmas, Kiip used their Facebook page to announce what games featured great rewards on that Continue reading
Last year through my contract with DDB SF I did a little work for Intel. Specifically, the Intel Smartphones. One of the most fun projects from that client was designing faux user interfaces to be used in a web short showing off features of smartphones with Intel inside.
Here’s a video of the web short. At about :47 you can see the screens that I helped design. On some of these you’ll see my face:
I was responsible for the build and development of this site. Working from a comp given to me by Mike Andrews, I developed the responsive code for the site. I was not responsible for the design or video within the site.
