I am assisting Ashley and her team with designing Dr. Mintz’s Canvas site. At the moment, I’ve been putting together some mockups of what the homepage for his online site might look like.

We found a basic design that everyone liked, but had some details we wanted to try out. Here are two drafts of that. One made all of the module cards have the same color strip of orange and the other removed the text below the title cards. I also added two new modules at the top.

Here are the two drafts original I’ve put together:

I designed a color palette for HIS 315K’s Canvas site, so assist everyone with designing and to show the professor. 

I was asked to help design a banner that would be published on Canvas for the History department. Here are my two drafts:

I am helping the American Studies department redesign their logo and banner for their homepage.

After a couple changes made that the client suggested, here is what the logo looks like:

The client liked the first design, but felt that there needed to be an indication that this year is the 75th anniversary for AMS on the logo. Here are my latest drafts, with an added element: the 75th anniversary.

 

• the western hemisphere
• “American Studies In The World Today”
• AMS

Here are my drafts from 6/24/2016.

Here are my first, very rough drafts. What I focused on with this draft was just the placement of the western hemisphere and the AMS sign.

Ben and I helped Ruben prepare images for an interactive eForensics project. We cut out different bones from a human skeleton. Here are the bones I cut out:

Andre has been preparing a new LAITS portfolio for the COLA website. The portfolio will showcase stellar projects created by the staff.

I created a draft of the landing page for the portfolio. This was special for me because it was the first time I worked on a web page in Sublime Text. I didn’t have to do much of the actual coding, I just edited the writing and added photos. I also edited each of the banners and images. Here is a look at my draft:

Andre asked me to write the copy for the PSY 301 online course project and the Pitch Perfect Pinyin project. To write the copy, I interviewed the project managers for each project and learned about each one, and what made those projects special. Then I created these mock web pages, showing how I would present the body copy and what graphics I would use to complement the copy. In the end, these web pages will actually just be lightboxes that pop up on a main web page, but for presentation sake I just designed them as individual pages.

Here are my first mock pages: