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Gamestepper

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Gamestepper is an upcoming social network for art and design students. It focuses on organizing users around their art and accomplishments, and on creating local communities. I was approached by Gamestepper to draw up a set of features that would comprise an excellent application. I then made some mockups to show how various features would work together. Gamestepper is an ambitious project, involving forums, content management and light social networking features.

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National Writing Project

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The National Writing Project is a national non-profit that facilitates the professional development of teachers in order to increase access to high-quality writing education for all learners. This is done through the disbursement of funds to satellite organizations nationwide, and then tracking the activities of those organizations over the course of the year.

Critical to any mission-oriented organization is high-quality data, from which decision makers can ascertain to what extent the mission is being completed. For NWP, the Site Profile System is the key reporting application from which the organization can draw its understanding of the current state of its mission. The Site Profile System is critical to the NWP.

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Click Group, Inc.

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Click Group is a leader in online advertising and a premiere Yahoo Paid Inclusion partner. I worked at Click Group for more than one year, primarily on a client management application which enabled account managers to control the deployment of advertisements across multiple traffic channels.

When I came to Click Group, the existing system was stretched beyond all usefulness and was in need of a modern replacement. We upgraded from PHP4 to PHP5, which enabled us to use Object-Oriented Programming.

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Unnamed Client

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The client is a San Francisco-based private equity firm who requested their name to be withheld out of regulatory concern. I was approached by the client with a theme, but not a specific vision, for a website. The client wanted to convey a sense of establishment and stability by using some key elements: a pyramid-centered presentation to match the company logo, along with taupe, brown and similar tones.

The client also had some site management requirements: Client needed to restrict access only to fund members and other authorized users, and to be able to update the site content easily using DreamWeaver.

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