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Why "Nice. Neat. Professional." you may ask? In college I was on a maintenance crew repairing and painting dorm rooms and common areas while students were on break. Our supervisor instructed us to always be nice, neat and professional.
I took a lot of pride in what I accomplished those summers; found the value of teamwork, learning new skills and doing your best work every time. I'm not painting walls anymore, but, I apply what I learned then to what I do now. Every day.
What do you when your company’s website footer looks older than the feet of some of its employees? You start from the ground up, of course! Through hours of research and competitor analysis, wireframes and meetings with product owners and stakeholders, I helped bring the SAS.com footer into the 21st century. This global footer is built to be flexible for not only device responsiveness but translations and easy updating all across the world.
Best, its beats nearly all competitors’ footers for accessibility under current Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG).
When aging properties on a website need refreshing, it’s often not as simple as changing out stale corporate art for fresh photos. The challenge is finding how to better serve site visitors by directing them to the right information without roadblocks or confusing navigation.
A picture is worth 1,000 words — or 280 characters.
What’s better than a standard tweet? How about a powerful image to help tell that story. Templated for fast and easy updating, scalable and fully customizable, these are a few of thousands of social tiles used on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook that encouraged engagement and activation.
In a convention center filled with hundreds of offerings it’s important to stand out. What better way to do that than with innovative booth designs custom art, subtle lighting effects and interactive panels. These booths, two of many, were a collaborative effort with the talented SAS scenics department.
When designing a logo it’s important to play to your audience, whether that audience is Tour professionals or parents at SAS daycare.
It was an honor to redesign the SAS Championship logo, but even more exciting to see it displayed on broadcasts, printed on golf balls, embroidered onto apparel and displayed on signage at the PGA Tour Champions event at Prestonwood Country Club. Equally rewarding, seeing the smile the SAS daycare Parent Advisory Committee logo brings to everyone who sees it.
On any scale, it's important to spec out your work. On large-scale projects, it's HUGE. The following designs were once just a little spec of creativity. Through the magic of Adobe Illustrator and some slick post-production work, the designs are all grown up, and can be seen wherever there is team spirit. The following are examples of the skin design for buses and the mascot van, which can be regularly seen around town, a cycling jersey, and a decorative pin made for the 2011 Champion Jr. Hurricanes.
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Working at RBC Center is awesome; it's almost like the building is alive. And between all of the different events and activities going in and out of the building at any given time, it really is like a breathing, concrete beast. It's not unusual for people forget about the catering, food, and event services at the arena ... until they see these ads. Then they never forget.
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