As a design student at The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga (UTC), I co-redesigned the Art Department website. As a front-end engineer at Medium, I developed new Art Department site on a Python-based custom CMS using Django templates. The site maintains a clean and minimal aesthetic. Courses, departments and faculty all have unique profiles.
The Chattanooga FC (CFC) site makes use of reusable widgets and allows CFC to manage custom profiles, schedules, news and products.
Windrumors is the blog of William Paul Young, author of The Shack. It is powered by Wordpress and enhanced by custom PHP and social plugins.
The FSGBank site is a significant improvement in usability and functionality over their previous website. The incorporation of interactive Google maps and product carousels eases customer product use.
For this VO5 build I collaborated with a team at Medium to transform a PSD into a rich interactive experience. The site uses JavaScript to asynchronously pull in each product from separate pages, all of which are indexable by search engines.
The River Street Architecture site pays homage to 90’s flash-based architecture sites, but is an AJAX powered standards-based site running on Message CMS.
This site runs on a hand-rolled CMS, tailored to the needs of designer Tyrick Christian. Built in Ruby on top of Sinatra, it is powered by MongoDB and maintained with Git.
Powered by a custom CMS built specifically to its needs, this site gives designer Nicholas Turner a place to showcase his work and resume. Built in Ruby on top of Sinatra, It is powered by MongoDB and maintained with Git.
The BFA Graphic Design program at UTC culminates with a studio show in which painters, sculptors and designers all install their thesis projects in the Cress Gallery. This design displays the connection among various disciplines of art in Chattanooga, and showcases how these links give form and structure to the community.