DreamRoot is a new non-profit who came to my organization in 2019 in need of a website to showcase their global cultivation of leadership training and various other social entrepreneurship efforts. This client was quite specific in their design requirements. Partnering their needs and desires with sound design, the client was thrilled with the outcome.

In July of 2017, I was hired to fulfill a temporary contract as a site project manager. I was responsible for oversight of production schedules, leading SCRUM between creative and UX teams, and administrating promotion schedules for ThinkGeek.com as well as overseeing a team of product merchandising assistants. With the temporary nature of this contract, I was able to augment my time at ThinkGeek by back-filling a graphic design position in their creative department, where I worked primarily on site and email graphics. As you can see, ThinkGeek has a very distinctive brand that lends itself to fun geekiness!

Rancho Community Church is a large, thriving church in Temecula Valley whose mission statement is "revealing God's transforming grace, growing towards Christ-likeness, equipping the next generation, building strong families, and serving people in need." With booming local and global initiatives, Rancho needed a newly developed site to support a strategic digital marketing plan. This newly launched site is mobile-forward with integrated social and and event-driven UI. 

rancho.tv

Served as lead web designer and project manager while redesigning MCCS’ legacy website. Instrumental in building a business proposal, which garnered executive support for a CMS upgrade to Ektron CMS400.net. Worked closely with CIO and CMO to gather requirements from 80 internal customers. Responsible for front-end design, content migration, and employee training. Managed developers and implementation teams, providing leadership and ongoing communication to key stakeholders. Concurrent with the redesign, I provided world-class customer service in my daily role and responsibilities of webmaster, resulting in various awards in 2012 including, Customer Service Award and MIS Special Award.

www.mccsokinawa.com

Beach City Stairs is a local stair building contractor whose website functioanlity had become antiquated. They were looking for a new layout and the ability to update pages on their own. Contractors need their websites to function as their mobile business card. Giving Beach City Stairs a responsive site offered them the flexibility they needed to showcase their amazing work.

www.beachcitystairs.com/

Tech Connect Plus was looking for an updated website design with e-commerce functionality and the ability to update their products and pages. As a professional service organization, this was a great upgrade, allowing a scalable expansion of their services and products in 2015.

www.techconnectplus.com/

Responsible for every aspect of online marketing as well as content development for EDI’s online curriculum. Developed corporate branding, designed and developed EDI’s promotional website concurrent with an ecommerce-enabled CMS to accommodate delivery and sales of online coursework. Migrated coursework to the CMS and maintained social media & online promotion via SEM/SEO activities to support sustainability and growth.

www.endowmentdevelopment.com

3seams is a social enterprise dedicated to creating jobs in the developing world. They needed a site that was easily managed internally as well as the ability to showcase their product and sell to end users. We combined a wordpress site with a BigCommerce cart which allowed for sale of their product & created a place to collect donations for the non-profit. 

3seams.com

Mediatti is an internet & cable TV provider in Okinawa, Japan. They were looking for a brand refresh, a website focused on usability, and ultimately some positive PR. Once completed, they wanted the ability to manage content in-house. I stood up a wordpress site in a seven-day timeframe and also provided social media collateral for Facebook and twitter. 

mbcokinawa.net