Portfolio

app2you
app2you (2007)
- client app2you
- role design
- URL http://www.app2you.com
- notes The app2you Team needed a revamp of their teaser site as they were selected among the TechCrunch 40 finalists. My aim was to concisely showcase app2you’s potential applications and features. I designed the primary and secondary page layouts and app2you was responsible for the implementation.
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UCSD Math Club
UCSD Math Club (2007)
- client UCSD Math Club
- role design & implementation
- URL http://math.ucsd.edu/~mathclub/
- notes In order to keep the site interesting and fresh and to make updates easier I added a Blogger blog/RSS feed and a Flickr badge to the homepage.
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ISS EarthKAM
ISS EarthKAM (2007)
- client NASA ISS EarthKAM
- role design
- notes As a member of ISS EarthKAM's Web Team, I created several mockups for the program's website redesign. Middle school classes comprise the primary audience, so I experimented with a few fun themes.
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Homepage (v.Clean)
UCSD Cognitive Science
UCSD Cognitive Science (2006)
- client UCSD Cognitive Science Department
- role design
- notes Working with Department Chair David Kirsh, I redesigned the academic department’s site. New features included a dynamic schedule of courses and one-stop information sources for undergraduate and graduate students.
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Snippity
Snippity (2006)
- client COGS 121 Final Project
- role design & implementation
- URL http://snippity.sn.funpic.org/
- notes The objective of COGS 121 (HCI Programming) was to create a web app. Snippity lets users collect, organize, and share information on the web. Working in a team of 3, my main responsibilities lay in the design of the site and the user interface. Incidentally, my team brainstormed this concept a week before Google Notebook was announced.
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Coffee E-zine
Coffee E-zine (2005)
- client COGS 187A Final Project
- role design & implementation
- notes The course COGS 187A (Cognitive Aspects of Multimedia Design) covered such topics as usability, information architecture, and task analysis. For the final project, my team and I applied these concepts in organizing a large amount of information on coffee. My primary role was to design and code the layout of the project website.
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