• Responsible for design [navigation framework, color palette, graphics, form design, etc.]
• Subsequent database logic for log-on page password and registration forms handed off to IT

• Disseminate details of offsite event to select participants
  [time and place, directions, accommodations]
• Enable online registration

Successful implemention of online registration (nestled within a visually-appealing and informative web framework) has been very well received by all corporate executives who have attended the events and registered through the site

Markets Valuation and Risk Group 2006

As project manager for this major corporate website's redesign, I was responsible for the overall page layout, menu logic [and implementation]. Once the framework was built, I created all the CSS used to enhance the content presentation.

I advised, consulted and/or directed IT, the BRC business group and our design staff regarding requestor form layout, banner montages and additional graphic enhancement.

I approached the reorganization from an information architect's viewpoint of functionality Careful thought was given to the need for uniformity and simplicity in navigation. My redesign was conceptualized based on corporate web guidelines and discussions with a core group from BRC.

• Consistency in menu choices and placement of key landmarks [icons, colors, page headers, etc.] helped anchor the navigation logic for the user.
• Generous use of CSS for texts, color blocks and page subdivision enabled to users to locate and assimilate content quicker.

This is a major portal for accessing business information used by bankers spanning the globe in the process of formulating multi-million dollar deals. With three regional subportals (North America, EMEA, and Asia-Pacific) uniformity and simplicity in navigation was essential. Feedback was been extremely positive from not only the business group, but a large amount of investment bankers. Site usage increased dramatically.

As project manager for this corporate website's design, I was responsible for the overall look & feel, including the page layout & menu logic as well as the graphics and color palette. Once the framework and core graphics were created, CSS was added to enhance the content presentation.

I advised, consulted and/or directed the AIE advisory team on (1) the navigation framework logic and (2) the step-by-step process of the creating all the elements that make up the design.

The challenge of the project was to make the site as colorful and "playful" as possible while keeping it within the corporate template (top banner and footer).

• Consistency in placement and use of key landmarks [icons, colors, page headers, etc.] helped anchor the navigation logic for the user
• Keeping the bulk of the content "above the scroll" and generous use of whitespace kept the design simple and intuitive to navigate
• Popup windows were utilized where page content and/or graphics & color became too "dense" for placement in default content area

Feedback was extremely positive -- the colorful and "playful" design approach proved to be a big hit with users -- site usage blossomed. Due to the creation of this centralized online "launching pad," corporate costs and time needed for admin info retrieval have decreased dramatically.

I received a corporate Service Star for this project--not only for the design and development work involved but, as important--for the consistent guidance I gave to the AIE team to ensure their content was provided in a timely manner and deadlines would be met.

As project manager for this corporate website's redesign, I was responsible for the overall page layout, menu logic [and implementation]. Once the framework was built, I created CSS to enhance the content presentation.

I advised, consulted and/or directed the RX business group not only in the step-by-step process of redesign, but also provided guidelines for maintaining the site themselves.

• Banner design and overall layout was based on blending design elements from the RX online application and corporate guidelines (color palette, etc.)
• Placement of key landmarks [icons, colors, page headers, etc.] helped anchor the navigation logic for the user.

Feedback gathered from the core RX user group indicates the team was extremely pleased with the logic and aesthetics of the design and expect site usage will increase dramatically.