The Problem: HOMER needed to transfer its blog from two different web platforms onto WordPress with a modern design. Their concept was to create an easily accessible blog for their learning material and resources. In addition, they needed to maintain their existing...
Needing a complete overhaul to compete in the virtual reality safety training space, NextWave Solutions requested a design that matched their branding, presented their offerings and information, and provided clear ways to signup for their services. Using Adobe XD,...
Innovative creative director, Judy Wenfei Lee wanted a website that expressed her companies creative curation. Working with her and her design team, I was able to build a website that displayed her expertise, design aesthetic, and talent. Creating, maintaining, and...
Needing a refresh for his website running on the Shopify platform, Anthony McClain was seeking a redesign and a way to optimize his current web content. What he was seeking was a streamlined version of his existing site, for the site to be more mobile-friendly, and...
Needing a showcase for their new show, Late Night in Harlem needed a website for their show launch. The idea was to create a sleek, entertainment-based design that allowed visitors to get information about the show, watch some of the segments, enabling visitors to...
Eastpoint, a neighborhood bar in East Village, New York City, was looking to build a website to match their new location. The project was to create a portal for customers to have access to their menu, connect with their social media campaigns, and accept reservations....
Harlem, NYC-based artist Darron Singleton needed a website for the release of his upcoming album, “It’s My Time” where visitors could access his album, purchase merchandise, and join his newsletter. The website had to be easily accessible for mobile as a majority of...