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Created an interactive CD-ROM brochure that the Museum could use to promote their facilties as being more than simply an art gallery in order to increase revenue and future profits. Through the use of simple flash animation, clean design and IPIX 360degree virtual tours, I was able to illustrate the museum as a perfect venue for weddings and corporate meetings.
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The project was to design and create a "smoke and mirrors" demo for the CEO and VP of Business Development to use at meetings, tradeshows and conferences in order to lure investors and raise venture capital for the At Hospital Network. Since, their actual product was in the very early stages of development, I was contracted to use Macromedia Flash to create an interactive demo that would illustrate what the company's actual system would do. Project was successful, At Hospital is now HCorp.com and is funded by several leading Venture Capital firms.
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Project entailed creating a family of websites for all the branches of the Mission Bay Foods Company which included 3 restaurants and a catering service. The only materials provided were the restaurant's menus and company business card. The trick was developing a look that was clean and simple, that could tie in the 3 distinctly different restaurants and catering service all under one theme, aesthetically as well as functionally.
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The challenge Madden Village brought was to create a website to help sell townhomes in new community in San Jose that had not been built yet. With a handful of photographs, a brochure and a business card, I was able to create a look that satisfied the client and helped sell homes.
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This was personally, an exciting and fulfilling project for me. My passion for cars and racing was definitely tested in completing the track map and virtual tours. The difficulty beset me was handling the many needs and requests of so many Infineon executives all at once. Persons in charge of Concessions, Seating, Marketing and so forth all had different ideas of how this map should look and function. In the end, I was able to more than satisfy all parties involved.
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Being an avid fan of all things with wheels, tires and an engine, this website was another opportunity to work on something I have a passion for. Admittedly, this was my first foray into the chopper, biker look and feel, but for the most part both the client and myself were very pleased with the results.
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Unlike the majority of my projects, I was inundated with a large amount of material and ideas from this client. An artist in his own right, client was a landscape designer with a philosophy toward ecology and nature. This proved to be a great opportunity to learn how to handle the finicky, outspoken client that changes their mind all the time. All in all, a great experience and happy client is all I could have asked for.
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Website was designed to introduce, draw attendance and lure sponsors to a professional women's baseball league based here in the Bay Area. Site includes Team Rosters, Game Schedules, Standings and Player Statistics.
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High end salon in San Francisco needed a classy and modern website to establish their first presence on the web. With nothing more than a logo, a menu of their services and a celadon color swatch, I was able to create a site that met all the salon's functional needs as well as aesthetic desires.
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IN GOES: A local based printer looking to join the information highway, came calling with nothing more than an idea and a business card. OUT GOES: Another satisfied customer.
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The catering arm of Pasta Cuisine restaurant in Oakland, Cuisine Catering wished to create a website to handle online food orders, mainly for their corporate lunch and catering clients. After the initial look of homepage was designed by my design director, the rest of the pages were designed and entire site was built by me. Client was pleased with simple site that focsed on the food and ordering menu.
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