So what is this other stuff?
This is a collection of stuff I did that I still like. There's quite a bit of variety. You name it, I've probably done it.
Ok cool, so what did you actually do?
P&G Western Europe
P&G approached my company with an RPF for a product management system. The catch was that it needed to be presented to them in Switzerland within two weeks. I created the initial concept and UX flow during the 2009 Thanksgiving holiday weekend all while managing front-end development of both Sears' and Kmart's Black Friday sales pages and launching a redesign of Kenmore.com. Once we won the RPF I created the final design and ran the UX testing which included running remote user acceptance tests and oversaw the front end development of the project.
- Acceptance texting with a wide range of remote users.
- Click through mock-ups.
- Site design (not shown).
- Lead front end development.
PBS Kids Shop
With only one month to build it, lead the team of super awesome front end developers that created http://shop.pbskids.org. I set team milestones, mentored jr developers and wrote quite a bit of the html / css / javascript / php code myself. My team was also created several custom sales modules and unique product pages.
- Project management.
- Lead front end development.
Chattablocks
Chattablocks compiles public records like highway incidents and restaurant inspections and gives the data a geographical context on a virtual map. Residents can look up hyper-local data that is relevant to not only their city, but also specific neighborhoods.
- Design.
- Front end developement.
Green Cupboards
Green Cupboards is an ecommerce site built on Magento. I lead the team of designers and developers that created it. The project included multiple websites, a new IA schema and custom shopping cart code among other things.
- Creative direction.
- Site UX.
- Site IA.
- Front end development.
All Aboard Toys
All Aboard Toys is an online toy shop that didn't get built, but I really wish it had.
- Creative direction.
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