Photoshop

A very simple landing page for my ALA Poster Drupal Infographic, no longer on a live site, but the poster and info lives here. The lower title linked off to the project when it was live.
 
 
 

In my Interactive Information Design class, we had to design a tool for teaching someone about a topic. My partner and I chose typography since we are both very interested and knowledgable on the subject. Using Flash and xml we built a typography timeline along with 4 other sections meant to inform the user about all aspects of typography.
View the full project online in Flash
 

In 2010 I was one of four people assigned to a task force implemented to start a complete redesign of Northeastern University Libraries website. We wrote and sent out an RFP, organized incoming bids, chose iFactory as our vendor, researched CMS options, and managed the entire process alongside the vendor for over a year. The new site went live in January of 2012. Our research into making a CMS recommendation of Drupal 7 (and my design of the research for an infographic) ended up being included in the ALA 2012 Annual Conference's Poster Session.

In a usability class, we were instructed to create an online food ordering and delivery system that had a few functional specifications. The end product was a series of wireframes representing each stage of the process. I combined a friendly aesthetic with an intuitive user workflow--keeping the displays simple, while incorporating all required functionality.

An infographic based on survey data from library respondents to a 2011 survey on staffing models for library Drupal installations. The information was also used in a report to advise Northeastern University Library on what would be needed in order to sustain an in-house Drupal environment.
Presented in New Orleans at the 2011 ALA Annual Conference.