Pete Carroll, the head coach of the Seattle Seahawks is heading up a program called Win Forever that enables coaches to maximize their potential. Win Forever needed a site that will would advertise their upcoming events in cities across the US. It features a sporty look without falling into sports clichés.
A design that instills a sense of luxury and finesse, showcasing a product that does the same. This site features a robust flash widget on the homepage, as well as an easily navigated product catalogue.
Genie is a more consumer driven brand by the folks at Overhead Door. Aimed more at a do-it-yourself crowd, as well as middle income families, the design strives to create a feeling of reliability and value.
What Tracy really needed was a site that exuded a relaxing and comforting atmosphere. I wanted to make sure that a visitors first visit wouldn't be their last. It's a classy, elegant site for a talented artist. Isn't that what the internet is all about?
As with any portfolio, simplicity is paramount. Matt's site, while visually interesting, balances simplicity with the fantastic nature of his illustration. A small reward for return visitors is a javascript function that randomly loads new artwork into the background of the site on page load.
This logo was designed with the essence of painting at its core. A meaningful brush stroke gives the logo life, and helps tie together the type. A website with a similar feel is currently under development.
The Beehive had a site that was not only outdated, but didn't represent what the 'Hive is all about. It's a place that's fun, friendly and fantastic. I set out to make sure that the visitors first moments on the site represented that. Using light and colors and soft gradients, I crafted a site around the idea that this is a comfortable and fun place, away from the honking horns and bustling sidewalks.
When Joe approached me to help him with his website, I was very excited to be able to work on an architecture portfolio. His work is terrific, and he wanted a site that would be minimal enough to let the work reach out and speak its own language. Joe supplied me with the design, and I adapted it to fit within the constraints of the web. The result is an expandable portfolio that just works.