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Live since March 2013
I had the opportunity through thoughtbot to work with Nick Quaranto and other rubygems contributors on a new design for the rubygems blog. It keeps some elements of the main site and old blog, while refreshing the reading experience, type, and incorporating other modern design elements.
Live since January 2013
Before this was launched, thoughtbot's only showing for its work were undescribed screenshots. I got designers and developers to write small project summaries, and I put them together in this design. It's heavily based off of Christian Reuter's work on the same project.
Worked with Christian Reuter
Live since March 2013
A landing page for Learn Prime, a subscription service to all of thoughtbot's products. Read more about it here. The color palette and many other design elements are inherited from Ben Whitla's original design for Learn.
Live August 2012 – October 2012
A curated source for learning about design, development, lean startups, agile project management, etc. from thoughtbot. Read more about it here.
Worked with Ben Whitla.
Live since June 2012
A community for home owners, renters, and skilled workers. Owneraide connects them, making it easier for Owners to get work finished, and easier for Workers to manage jobs.
Not public facing
A web app optimized for iOS. It allows users to browse through assets and take quizzes, surveys, and polls. Learn more about Velocity here. See more screenshots here.
Worked with Phil Lapier.
Live since September 2011
A student run music magazine. The website integrates with the last.fm, grooveshark, google calendar, spotify, and flickr APIs to automatically show relevant content in articles. I did the full stack of design, development and deployment for this website.
Live since August 2011
A Boston based musician. The website presents an image of Tha Jist that steps away from the stereotype of hip hop and creates a unique new flavor reminiscent of old bond movies.
Live since April 2011
A one-page event site for the Boston Barcamp “unconference,” which draws hundreds of participants over two days. The design was my contribution to the completely volunteer-run event.
You can find a lot of other side projects, including some jQuery plugins and open source contributions here.