The challenge:
Basically, I was to take the brochure I created for CMIC and make it a website, carrying over its branding.

The solution:
I kept the clean, sharp look of the brochure, and carried over graphics used including the tabs with accent colors for each medical specialty.

The challenge:
To create an initial site layout which plays off the color in the company logo. Design was to be clean and vibrant. The client would maintain the site after design was complete.

The solution:
I created a swirling blurred texture from the logo elipse, and made the white vs. royal blue sections for boldness.

The challenge:
To create an online portfolio for the firm I previously worked for, Young Design. Creative freedom was wide open.

The solution:
I designed both an all-Flash and a static HTML website, utilizing the company colors green and blue. The site explains the team, design process and portfolio in a sleek layout.

The challenge:
Crosswinds needed a site with a warm beachcomer theme in their logo colors. Twin sites were created in both English and French.

The solution:
I kept most of the "action" to the top of each page with flash banners with beach imagery and wave sounds. Royalty-free and client photography was used.

The challenge:
Coastal needed a site displaying most of its product line in an easy-to-navigate format.

The solution:
I kept the layouts of all pages consistent with a single squareup window showing individual products, with navs to change the product in the window onclick. A flash banner on top gives motion to the page.

The challenge:
To create a clean, simple layout for the site with minimal graphics.

The solution:
I created a light elipse in a tan color that would go well with the red and blue of their logo. I used ghosted graphics in the blue band at the top of each page, and kept the text format simple.

The challenge:
To create a layout for the home and tier-2 pages, and then supply all individual graphics to my client who was building the site. Logo design was also part of the job.

The solution:
I created a hip, clean logo, a flash banner, and a basic layout from which sliced graphics were extracted and supplied to the client.

The challenge:
This project was a makeover of a logo and website, in order to give a more professional appeal to attract site visitors and boost business.

The solution:
Creating rich-looking montage bars across the top, and incorporating their new logo I designed, the website will likely attract new clientele.

The challenge:
To make an eyecatching website describing all aspects of the karate school. Other than color usage, creative freedom was wide open.

The solution:
Relaunching this site in 2007, we streamlined functionality and content, inserted a 30-second intro splash flash, and gave the site a sleek and powerful look.

The challenge:
This client wanted to update their logo and website with eye-catching graphics and vibrant use of color.

The solution:
Using the "pixel" theme I gave to the logo design, I spruced up their homepage with a flash banner and colorful graphics.

The challenge:
This project was a website makeover. It required an easy navigation system and incorporation of an attractive product slideshow.

The solution:
Using their new logo to set the site's color scheme, I created navs in a tab format with drop menus. Their products are displayed both in the homepage Flash and in their slideshow.

The challenge:
After creating this company's logo, I was to continue developing their identity through an attractive website.

The solution:
I used white space to frame the overall content, and bright accent colors to highlight the three main facets of the business. Easy navigation and stock photos make a great first online impression.

The challenge:
I created the "look and feel" for this site, which was coded by Flyte New Media in Portland, ME.

The solution:
I created an understated and tasteful layout making this client's artwork the focal point. I used earthtones from the featured art as the color scheme, and subtle textures at the top for interest.

The challenge:
I created the "look and feel" for this site, which was coded by Flyte New Media in Portland, ME.

The solution:
This was to be colorful, funky and whimsical to enhance the client's products. I used the "Fairy's" dress as inspiration for the backdrop, and drew in clouds, stars, moon and buzz words ("Sleep Sweet") as fun graphics.

The challenge:
This project was a makeover of a logo and website, in order to give a more professional appeal to attract site visitors and boost business.

The solution:
Using the company colors of forest green and gold, I gave this an industrial look with easy navigation and the use of symbolic photos in the banner area of each page.