I’ve done a lot of creative work. Here I’ll be showing what I feel is the most interesting ones— the projects where I grew professionally and delivered something useful.
Each one is different: different jobs, different industries, different challenges. Different problems need different approaches. What ties it all together is my process. That’s the real story here.
The hype curve for research is short lived. If you’ve done it well, the entire team can be aloof with ideas on how to solve the problems they hear. I ...
I learned to code because it interested me. I like to experiment with tech. I learned digital photography for similar reasons, yet I rarely hear an issue ...
...A process shaped by experience that wasn’t tied to any specific design craft. My skill as a visual communicator allowed me to push my professional work ...
When I first jumped into web design, my visual design background helped make the transition smoother. The web was starting to become a much more expressive ...
Berklee College of Music gets smart about students and faculty talking to each other. Designing a better way to hear what's happening today on campus.
Building up and working with a world class music brand from the foundation up.
Cutting Edge science meets modern UI. Contract work with Foundation Medicine was focusing on designing around existing EHR and Healthcare research and ...
Running a series of audits, looking at critical areas such as user flow, content and site structure, way-finding and navigation, accessibility, ...
Making the Graduate Appointment Portal a more useful tool by enhancing copy and creation of appointments, making data entry and appointment creation faster, ...
An example of a helpful tool for learning and remembering names and faces.
Designing a People's History of the New Boston: a fun pro-bono project to help some of my colleagues at MIT.
Researching problems, designing solutions, building prototypes. Showcasing how design can be leveraged to bridge the gap between design and tech.
Helping a 200-year old company modernize its approach to its Strategic Plan.
Jumping into a fun adventure as an intern at Hasbro, inc. Working with cool brands like Star Wars and Transformers.
A Case Study in Human Centered Design caption: Focusing on real people to try to solve challenging problems we face in our own communities
Building a helpful tool for understanding how and why students, faculty, and staff should protect their data at MIT.
Attempting to navigate the heavily political waters of parking at Boston's premier research campus, and maybe make it better too.