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Audrey Tom is an independent singer-songwriter in San Diego, CA with a powerful voice, breezy coffeehouse tunes, and insightful, sharp lyricism. Her music can be found at http://audreytom.bandcamp.com. I designed the album cover for her first EP entitled Midnight Bloom, as well as digital artwork for two singles offered exclusively through her website.

All photography by Orange Turtle Photography.

The Soul Care House is more than just a therapy office. They strive to offer something unique and different from the average clinic, and have created a beautiful, warm, inviting, and healing environment in which people can find rest and restoration for their souls. You can view the completed website at http://soulcarehouse.com.

A nonprofit located in San Diego that works with inner city youth approached me to produce a professional and modern website, to help with their donor credibility.

The finished website can be found at http://urbanlifesd.org. Logo by Scott Diehl.

Coast Vineyard is a local church located in La Jolla, CA with a laid-back atmosphere and contemporary services. Their website can be found here: http://coastvineyard.org. I redesigned their church bulletin and business cards, produce print collateral for events, and conceptualize branding for each new sermon series.

Redesigned our studio’s hosting branch as a separate entity. Rebranded the department to evoke a sense of neighborly friendliness, to align the brand strongly with the small businesses that make up most of our customer base. Rewrote and consolidated the majority of the original copy, and renamed the hosting packages after different types of homes. Used HTML/CSS/jQuery to design a fun and easy single-page experience. Original hosting page can be seen in the last image at the bottom of this page.

Live site is at http://mightymitty.com/hosting.

Redesigned our studio’s website and logo. Consolidated pages with unnecessary content to streamline user experience, and performed a thorough copy-edit to correct any grammatical errors and to add some liveliness and humor. Developed using WordPress, HTML/CSS and jQuery. Scroll down to see screenshots of how the website and logo looked before (last two images on the page).

You can view the live website at http://mightymitty.com.

A project for my usability class where we were tasked with designing the user interface and experience for a web or mobile application, taking it through the entire process from functional requirements and task analyses to wireframing and visual design.

My project is a mobile application that combines the user’s financial information with his/her personal calendar.