moveon.org
As Technical Campaign Manager at MoveOn.org, I've designed and built dozens of web projects, from optimizations, to html emails, to stand-alone mini-sites. Projects usually go from idea to launch in just a few days.
Email Invitation Template Redesign
A redesign of MoveOn's email templates increased event RSVPs by making asks clearer and positioning the buttons closer to the top of the message. Also... it looks better (though it's hard to quantify the effect that had).
For bonus points, I refactored the markup to allow for quick, easy re-theming. Here's an example of an alternate theme.
Tell-a-friend page Redesign
By clarifying the page's purpose (and making the buttons red and shiny) this redesign of MoveOn's “Tell a friend” page dramatically increased the number of times each petition is shared.
2010 Giving Campaign
This site allowed visitors to nominate and vote for their favorite charities. The winning charities were promoted to MoveOn's base of 5 million members.
CNNBC Video website
This mini-site is a delivery method for a satirical news video -- to make the video funnier and more surprising, it mimics the look of a mainstream news website.
“We Can't Affort To Wait” Virtual Vigil minisite
Creates an immersive, contemplative experience that evokes a real-life vigil.
eliwhitney.org
A comprehensive redesign of the website for the Eli Whitney Museum. Built with Drupal to allow staff to maintain content in house.
The redesign oriented the site around the unique projects that the museum designs, produces and teaches.
I set up a simple system for explaining how projects are put together. Rather than laboriously creating assembly diagrams, this site uses photos and text: easy to create, and easy to update when designs change.
meganhislop.com
A simple site for an integrative therapy practice. Features strong typography, photography, and color.
nancymooreart.com
A jewelbox for shimmering artworks by Nancy Moore. The site is built with Drupal, which lets the artist easily update the site.
cartermuseum.org
With John Robinson, Jr, I designed and developed this site for the Amon Carter Museum. The site is built with Drupal, and features blogs, a large collection of artworks, and an online store.
With John Robinson, Jr, I designed and developed this site for a collection of nineteenth century views of Texas towns. Built with a bespoke content management system.
New Haven
Oral History Project
A series of websites for the New Haven Oral History project.
Artspace
An online home for Artspace's flatfile collection of artworks.
Yale Literary Magazine
A website for the Yale Literary Magazine