Xerox FreeFlow Print Server, version 6 User Interface Design
Xerox FreeFlow Print Server, version 6 – workflow and color management application for Xerox production printers

  • Led design of an Advanced Preview feature, see Product Demo (select Preview Capabilities)
  • Contributed to a major update of the application’s overall look/feel and functionality in Version 6
  • Planned and participated in focus groups and usability tests
  • Performed competitive and heuristic evaluations
  • Created prototypes, behavior specifications and icons
  • Applications used: Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop, Microsoft PowerPoint and Word, Visio
 
Hedonist Artisan Chocolates Web Design and Development
Hedonist Artisan Chocolates – e-commerce website for a gourmet chocolate business

  • Designed and developed the site using open-source, PHP shopping cart osCommerce
  • Integrated blog capabilities using the WordPress publishing platform
  • Responsible for ongoing site maintenance, evaluation, feature enhancements and search engine optimization
  • Photographed the majority of the site’s product images
  • Applications used: Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop, Wordpad/Notepad
  • Languages used: HTML/CSS, PHP, some JavaScript
 
School of Information at the University of Michigan Web Design and Development
School of Information – informational website and portal for a graduate school at the University of Michigan

  • Gathered requirements for the re-design project with a competitive analysis, survey and contextual interviews
  • Created the information architecture for the new site using card-sorting
  • Built the new site using accessible and standards compliant HTML and CSS
  • Evaluated the new design with usability testing and refined before launch
  • Applications used: Adobe Photoshop, BBedit
  • Languages used: HTML/CSS, ColdFusion, some JavaScript
 
School of Information at the University of Michigan - Multimedia Viewbook User Interface Design and Multimedia Development
School of Information – multimedia preview for prospective applicants to a graduate school at the University of Michigan

  • Designed an interface that would support both video and textual information
  • Evaluated potential design solutions using paper prototyping
  • Applications used: Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop, Macromedia (now Adobe) Flash and Director
  • Languages used: ActionScript and Lingo
 

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