UI DESIGN_iPlan

iPlan Interactive Room Diagrams

iPlan is a way for meeting and event planners to market and sell event space online. It’s a virtual tour that a venue's sales team can use onsite or remotely to engage and close event business. It’s also an online interactive experience that event planners use to discover venue’s capabilities.

My task was to redesign iPlan to accomodate its new features and function in a multi-platform environment using html and jQuery styling. An emphasis was put on the mobile user environment while still maintaining desktop functionality.

iPlan_Hotel Venue Explorer

This is one of the main portions of iPlan which contains the bulk of the content and interaction. Functionality, navigation and customization were just a few of the challenges that shaped the overall feel of the application.

iPlan_Customer Website

My designs were used for the customer facing site as well as the individual editor and application preview screens that the users will utilize to customize and implement their new product.

GRAPHIC DESIGN_Logo design

Stone Creek Technology

This logo was created for a technology company looking to improve their image with their customer base. The brief called for a clean, proffesional and memorable logo that was appropriate for their market. Strong hues were used to give the client a solid feeling that promotes this companies established excellence.

Affinity Consulting Group

The finished product(large "A" logo) is one that reflects the joining of business and technology. The bold feel that was given to this logo also reflects the clients established place in the technology market.

Smart Mobile Group

This colorful mobile technology company logo was created based on the client's trailblazing concept of doing business. Smart Mobile Group is a one stop shop for mobile app development and support and is providing all the tools to create and maintain a successful mobile application in one spot. The composition uses bright colors and playful forms to communicate SMG's poineering energy.

Portsmouth First Night

Portsmouth, New Hampshire is one of the oldest cities in our country and is also one of the most culturally rich. When designing the Portsmouth First Night logo I drew upon its historical surroundings and stimulating atmosphere to capture why it is such a great place to spend the new year.

Pirate Water Sports

An old logo requiring new life. The brief was to enhance the Pirate Water Sports brand to reflect their rapid growth and entrance into the performance paddle board market.

INDUSTRIAL DESIGN_Product Design

PRODUCT DESIGN_Dune Buggy

This all-terrain vehicle was produced for a client that wanted a new version of this type of vehicle that would exceed current performance standards. It was created using 3D rendering software so that its structure could be manipulated on the fly and viewed at multiple angles.

PRODUCT DESIGN_The Mélange

The occasional chair is a piece of furniture that is used on occasion(as its name implies). Its often simple appearance and exposed supports are meant to serve as an accent to primary furniture sets that are used regularly.

The Mélange was born as a result of the client's request to put a modern spin on an old idea. Although most of its structure is still exposed, it has been given a few upgrades from traditional occasional chairs that allow it to not only blend with the rest of your furniture but also stand out on its own.

It is composed of a variety of materials. The framing and support elements are made from acacia wood. Smokey leather cushions, rattan wicker, mahogany trim and marble accents make up the rest of the Mélange making it a new classic.

The chair was initially created using 3D rendering software and Photoshop. The design was then brought to life using a 3D printer. Well over a thousand layers containing powder and resin were used to produce a small scale version of the Mélange, bringing it from screen to reality.

UI DESIGN_Delphi

The mockups pictured above were a result of current user and product stakeholder feedback. The goal was to create an improved user experience by constructing an interface that established a distinction between each functional area, reinforced an efficient workflow and refined each element within the current functional limitations.

The scattered appearance of the original screen was given a clean restyle in which related fields were grouped and each element was scaled and aligned to reflect an orderly and consistent interface. Color-coded headers were introduced to help establish distinction between each area. The "Event Order #" is the first region the user interacts with and was put in the left and top most position because of this. "Event Order Details" is last to receive the user's focus, but is also the most used. To account for these behaviors, this region was assigned the bottom right position of the interface and was given the most real estate.

GRAPHIC DESIGN_Branding

More examples here: http://www.meetingmatrix.com/media.html

At MeetingMatrix, I provided branding guidelines and ensured that internal and customer-facing materials met our brand and messaging standards.

MeetingMatrix was successful in its ability to convey its products and overall message through a unified voice. This was the result of the marriage of its brand and messaging. I was a key part of the brand's success by providing logos, color palettes, imagery and layout specifications that were aligned with the marketing strategy.

INDUSTRIAL DESIGN_Product Design

The Myriad trainer is the redesign of the shoe as we know it. A myriad literally means a countless or extremely great number. The name describes the possibilities of a shoe that has an interchangeable upper and sole portion. The two components are held together by a suction technology for a lasting bond and maximum comfort.

Design Objective

The purpose of the Myriad is to introduce footwear that could make it easier for individuals to participate in multiple sports and activities without having to buy another pair.

The idea is to create the first in a series of multi-sport products that look, feel and function as good as(or better than) their existing counterparts.

Design Criteria

The shoe must successfully enable the user to participate in multiple fitness activities while maintaining function and comfort needs.

In addition to its utilitarian aspects, the Myriad sets out to forge a more personal relationship between the athlete and their footwear by offering a limitless supply of customizable upper and sole combinations.

The Myriad's life cycle is completed with the use of recyclable materials to increase user gratification and provide another advantage over the average athletic shoe.