Portfolio
As a member of a larger team, I have designed sites for larger and more diverse companies in many sectors, including:
- financial,
- marketing,
- retail,
- food services,
- computer manufacturers,
- non-profit,
- educational/university,
- and more.
Some of my clients include:
- Bradford Productions
- consulting, web site design
- Trinity College
- CMS implementation, management of web producers, HTML development and web design production
- Ryserson University School of Disability Studies
- consulting and upcoming web site design
- Hygeia Corporation
- web application development [HTML] and web site design
- VFM Interactive
- application interface design
- LabX
- web standards consulting
- ThinData
- HTML development
- CNA Insurance Canada
- CMS consulting
Please feel free to contact me for more information about the projects I have worked on.
Below are several of the projects I've worked on in the last few years. I was the project manager as well as the principal designer and developer for all of these projects.
This site is a redesign of the site I did for Motoring TV in 2001. It updated the look of the site and modernised the coding while adding new features, most notably videos of the TV show.
Showvision also wanted a web site that was cheap and quick to produce, but that updated and modernised their look. This site is from the same template as the B2C2 website showcased below.
B2C2 wanted a web site that was cheap and quick to produce, but that was professional and functional. This site design was from my collection of templated designs. The site was produced within a very short period of time.
Unfortunately, this program was recently cancelled by the federal government, but it's website was widely used by Torontonians searching for local information about the One-Tonne Challenge program. The website highlighted local events and local conservation programs while tying into the federal One-Tonne project.
Purpur is an e-commerce site for cloth nappies and other baby products,
- the project included logo design,
- the design was done from scratch without existing print or online material,
- not only was the design created in HTML, but it was fully integrated and coded into ZenCart shopping cart templates,
- these templates were created using a tableless design.
- a site updateable by the client using Contribute software,
- the design was done from scratch with no existing print or online material or logos,
- the client had tight deadlines for content related to a press release to be uploaded to the site. The site and the press release were widely covered by the national press.
- an easy-to-use comprehensive web site,
- the project required a full identity design including logo, business cards and report covers,
- photos were taken around the city for the web site to showcase vibrant communities, diverse people and activities.
The Integration Network Project, a project examining the transitions between childcare and school, has a new web site. The site is updateable by the client - using Contribute software. It uses new CSS and HTML coding techniques:
The Toronto Community Foundation TCF, required a fast-loading, standards-compliant site.
- launched to coincide with the TCF's Vital Signs campaign,
- offers more info about Vital Signs, a chance for donors to give online, and a way to find out more about the TCF,
- helped to develop plan to harmonize the site with the Vital Signs' print campaign and the new logo design,
- graphs and charts were developed and designed based on statistics from Vital Signs research,
- consulted on overall design and marketing strategy for the TCF.
This site is for a popular television show about cars and driving. The site and the show have established a loyal following of fans. This redesign updated the look and feel of the site and added significant amounts of content and interactivity.
The site was designed to be updated regularly, with options for expansion and additional sponsorship.
I created the site using simple HTML, SSIs and configured a simple CGI script for the online polling.
The client wanted a simple and elegant interface to showcase their projects.
The client wanted:
- a simple, clean design, that would be very fast to download,
- a section that he could update regularly,
- and an extensive online archive of articles and other written material
- to keep to a tight budget for his site.
I created a site by using HTML, PHP and customizing Greymatter software.
I designed this site for Stevie Cameron and Harvey Cashore's book The Last Amigo. They wanted a hard-hitting web site that reflected the intrigue and scandal that was the book's subject.