Located in the Downtown Seattle area, Nuflours specializes in producing the best gluten-free baked goods in the area. For this project, the client requested a site redesign, along with the goal of more effectively presenting their wholesale options. I conducted the entirety of the design, front-end development, and integration with their existing Shopify storefront.
Provided regular maintenance, content management assistance, and improvements to the client’s existing CraftCMS site. Additionally, I conducted all front-end development work for a full-site redesign, using designs provided by the client via Figma.
My responsibilities for this project we’re to develop the front-end designs for various pages of the site, including the homepage, product detail page, cart and checkout page. This front-end work was handed off and eventually developed into a storefront for an extremely large inventory of aviation related products.
This 2018 redesign of the Eastern Washington University website replaces the previous version by utilizing updated web technologies and modern design methods. In my role as the student web developer, I collaborated with the Eastern Washington University Digital Communications team through the early stages of initial design, production, and official launch of the site. In addition to this, I worked on various QOL improvements such as browser and mobile device testing, accessibility, performance, and bug fixing.
The final for my UX1 course at Eastern Washington University. This redesign of the Visual Communication Design program site is the result of the processes learned throughout the quarter. These processes include SWOT analysis, wireframing, research, and ultimately protoyping low and high fidelity designs.
Brainstormed with peers, and ultimately designed the theme of the 2019 Code In The Dark(CiTD) frontend coding challenges. Sketched, iterated, and designed final coding challenges for CiTD event. Assisted in setup, and coordination of CiTD frontend coding contest.
For this project I was tasked with designing product packaging around a fictional brand. I decided to design my packaging around a technical pencil because of my love for illustration. I knew I wanted to design something simple while maintaining a high-end feeling. My intended product audience was for designers, artists, and professionals. Received an A+ grade.
For this work, OpenEye’s request was for a character meeting the criteria of a “killer pen-guin.” This character was planned to be used for a sticker with an upcoming release of their surveillance software. Over the course of this work, I sketched, iterated, and finalized numerous designs of the “killer penguin” character.
The Trails hiking trail and route sharing application is a fictional concept for a web application that I built to learn the process of determining user flows. A project from my UX course, where we learned wireframing and user flows through the design of an app login screen.
I’m a designer and software developer with over five years of diverse experience on the web. I have solid foundations in software, UX, graphic design, and illustration. I’ve gathered this unique skill set as a result of completing degrees in both Design and Software Development, and further reinforced by my time working in the industry. I have an optimistic attitude, and flourish in environments that encourage collaboration, communication, and teamwork.
During my freetime you can find me scribbling in my sketchbook, pwn’ing n00bs in Counter-Strike, or just sippin on some joe ☕.
