My first real steps into the world of UI design began in 2005-06 in Melbourne, Australia. I was lucky enough to find a place in a small web agency that was doing some innovative and solid work for the time. Designing for the web in the mid-2000's included many constraints that seem foreign in the modern world. But we had an amazing team: one project manager, one information architect, one developer, and myself. The way we worked together is now described as a cross-functional team. These were some of the best days of my career and I will forever be grateful for the opportunity. Working on various sites — large and small — for a wide range of clients gave me a solid foundation and allowed me to better understand a project in its entirety: the business side, the client's needs, the constraints, hazards, and the power of true collaboration. These are just a few samples of projects we worked on from 2006-2011.
An interactive team training course developed for Rio Tinto. I built the prototype in Flash and the final application was built in .NET. 2011
A news and info site build for a local governance organization. 2009
Interactive mission journey booking and planning site for a non-profit based in Melbourne, Australia. 2011
Catalog website for a large crane and equipment supply company. 2011
Large catalogue Website for FLIR Australasia. 2007