Summer 2011
Website: Houston Arts Foundation
Graphic Design, PHP, HTML, CSS/LESS, MODX, jQuery
A ground-up website build made on MODX using the LESS framework 4 for compatibility with phones and tablets as well as desktops. One of the site's main features is an easily-maintained blog/newsfeed that automatically publishes the latest article to the home page. View Website in New Window…
August 2011
Website: Life Church
Graphic Design, PHP, HTML, CSS/LESS, MODX, jQuery
This website was a ground-up reconstruction for my church (Life Church in Leander, Texas). It is made on MODX using the LESS framework 4 so that the site works beautifully across phones and tablets as well as on desktops—why build two sites? View Website in New Window…
August 2010
Web Programming: Kryptonian Dictionary
PHP, CSS, HTML, jQuery, MySQL, ModX
Who knew creating a searchable/browsable online dictionary would be so difficult? Granted, this was a personal project, but one that took quite a bit of time and expertise. For my Kryptonian Language Project site I created an English/Kryptonian dictionary with a MySQL back end—browsable in English, searchable in English, Kryptonian, and Kryptonian transliteration. With it I also created a complete manager interface (by far the biggest time investment on any database-based project) for me to easily manage and add entries.
July 2011
Icon: Achievement More
Illustrator
Achievement More is an app for Android for tracking Xbox 360 achievements. This was just a simple redesign of the launcher icon for the app. It is styled as the button on the front of a new Xbox 360 console.
July 2011
Website: Inter Urban Studios
MODX
After a few months with their site (see below), the client decided on some changes for the site's design. Namely, the logo was updated slightly, a new font was selected, and the background image was removed to give the site a "cleaner" look and further emphasize the content—especially the photos on the Projects page. View Website in New Window…
Summer 2011
Logo: Houston Arts Foundation
Graphic Design, Illustrator
Based off of the client's vision, this logo was designed to be colorful, energetic, and evoke the arts. It was designed primarily for full-color viewing on websites along with the occasional mailer or flier, although grayscale and monochrome versions were also created should the need arise.
March 2011
User Interface: Notice Technologies
CSS, jQuery, HTML, Photoshop
A quick overhaul of the user interface for the "Outlaw" web application. The software allows a company to easily see and take action on all feedback generated on a Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube presence. Cool stuff! View the Outlaw Information Page in a New Window…