RECENT WEB WORK
SEVERAL SCREENSHOTS FROM RECENT WEB WORK ARE INCLUDED BELOW & TO THE RIGHT.
(clicking the title of each site will open the actual site in a separate window)
Happy Endings
This site for the Boston and New York DJ night evolved from the DJs' desire for a graphically vibrant forum from which to blog about upcoming events, post dance mixes, videos, and photos from past events.
Jay Moschella
Jay Moschella makes grain measure and gourd banjos by hand for a variety of collectors and performers including Tommy Ramone.
The website had to feel as authentic and original as his banjos.
Verona Downs
(COMING VERY SOON)
NoDocument & BBC overhaul in progress, coinciding with the upcoming release of the band's new album.
The Program on Corporate Governance
This site for the Program on Corporate Governance was redesigned from the ground up, with a focus on browser compatibility, usability, and academic aesthetics. The final product is a three-column "liquid" layout design, meaning the content seamlessly expands and contracts to your browser window and screen size. The site looks equally great on a 600x800 monitor or a 36" plasma.
Corporate Governance Blog
This blog was designed from scratch using the Harvard install of WordPress. It required a custom template and involved the cooperation of numerous teams and contributors. Subscribers can sign up for email updates and receive graphically skinned RSS emails.
Professor Bebchuk
This website shares the three-column "liquid" layout style sheet created for the Program website but tweaked and perfected for Professor Lucian Bebchuk's personal faculty site at Harvard Law School. The result is a professional site that is unique among the other faculty members', yet fits within the visual framework of the Law School community. It shares close ties with the Program site and the Corporate Governance Blog, as Professor Bebchuk is the director of the program.
Glass Cats
Glass Cats are small cats, handblown from glass. This website was made for Nunwell Glass Co. to expand their sales of glass cats to the internet. It has a fully functional shopping cart as well as a profile for everyone involved in the production of Glass Cats, including various real life cats.
Walkin' Blues
Walkin' Blues is a form of autobiography as told by my shoes. Each shoe is a link, when the user clicks on a shoe the screen becomes black and white and a text box appears, telling a story about where that shoe has been and how it relates to an event in my life.
ASSFACENATION
Nick Kimbrell, aka "Bumpin' Nick," (as he’s referred to in the latest issue of the Journal) is a cultural phenomenon worth noting. This website archives his posters, paintings, and performance art for his DIY publication Ass Face Nation.
NoDocument.com
The site that you are looking at is designed completely from crisp and clean CSS, PHP, and XHTML. For fun, try expanding and contracting your browser. How does it look? Safari is still buggy with this, but will be compatible soon.