Web sites that I have designed:

• Adamski & Ehrler Family Web Site — www.adamskifamily.com
  I designed the site so every time a page loads, one of seven different colored logos randomly appears in the header.  I put a cut white and gray logo in the background of the left navigation menu for a stylistic effect and to reinforce the logo by repetition.  The gray (in the cut logo) corresponds with the color of the copy and the two left facing arrows (next to the page header), which take you back to the home page.  I purposely made the footer a full, creative component of the site because I believe the footer can and should be used as an element of the whole site and not just a place for copyright information and links.  The seven colored slanted circles in the footer correspond to the seven colored logos.

• FOX Entertainment Diversity Dept. — www.fox.com/diversity
  I am the Web Producer responsible for managing this site. As part of the redesign project, I managed a designer, 2 developers, and a video editor. I was also responsible for the information architecture and assisted with content loading.

• Law Offices of Paul Marcotte — www.paul-marcotte.com
  I was responsible for the site design and content loading to help give this Law Office a Web presence to assist with their online marketing initiatives.

• Friedreich's Ataxia Research Alliance — www.CureFA.org
  I was responsible for the site design, information architecture, content loading, and a small amount of the copy. The goal of the site was to present what the organization does, to give the different types of users (scientists, donors, afflicted families, agencies) the pertinent information they need, and to show the real people and families who are affected with Friedreich's Ataxia (see the emotional and very real "Meet Some Families" section).

• Vincent's People — www.stvdep.org/vincents_people
  Vincent's People is St. Vincent de Paul Parish's online newsletter. I was responsible for the interface, including the dual columns, which is somewhat of a throw-back to print media, but delivered via the Internet.

• 2 Day Corporate Training Seminar — Screenshot
  This is a micro-site I designed for a 2 day corporate training seminar. I was responsible for the user interface, logo design, information architecture, and content loading.  I worked with the marketing department to ensure consistency with print materials and print banners, especially in regard to the logo design. As part of the marketing initiative, see the corresponding HTML email that I designed (Email #3). The goal of the site was to provide information about the seminar and give people the opportunity to register online.

• St. Vincent de Paul Parish — www.stvdep.org
  I was responsible for the site design, information architecture, content loading, and copy. I currently oversee Web Editors who update the site on a weekly basis and I'm responsible for advertising programs and activities on the site.

• SE7EN DAYS — www.stvdep.org/se7en_days
  SE7EN DAYS chronicles different activities and events at St. Vincent de Paul Parish for each day of the week, over the duration of one month. I was responsible for the interface, photography, and copy. I took the concept of a day in the life of the Parish, at someone's suggestion, and expanded the concept to each day of the week, but over the duration of one month. I came up with the horizontal design to correspond with a week in a calendar.