Energy Company Branding & UI Prototype

A rapid prototype created for an energy related brand with Figma.

Health Care Portal Dashboard

Healthx Inc. develops and markets medical information systems. The Company provides a cloud-based communication and data integration platform that offers solutions for enrollment, wellness, decision support, reporting, care management, claims management, cost containment, predictive modeling, and business intelligence.

This mockup is a demo for the member experience where the user can see a snapshot on their health and wellness.

Indianapolis Museum of Art

As lead digital designer for IMA Lab, I had the pleasure of working on three iterations of the Indianapolis Museum of Art’s website.

Here is a descriptive write up below for the third iteration redesign from Art Daily:

“The IMA Lab team recently unveiled a redesigned Web site for the IMA at imamuseum.org. The new site is designed to be clean, simple and intuitive, and to integrate the IMA’s new brand identity, which first debuted in 2009. Key features of the new site include improved navigation, enhanced search capabilities, and better integration of new media content. The redesign addresses feedback gathered from annual surveys of IMA Web site users who wanted and expected a site that provided a lot of information, images and links while still being simple and easy to use. The new site has been in development for more than six months, and in addition to user feedback, key improvements were the suggested by museum curators and educators.”

This was my second design iteration of web design for the IMA.

Corning Museum of Glass Web Design

This was built around the time when responsive web design became a thing. We only built in one extra media query at the time, but it that was a new thing and opened up the damn for responsive web design which became the standard.

CMOG has an article from the launch of this website. Click here for full details.

“The site offered new content, increased access to the Museum’s collection and new user-friendly features. The front page served as a starting point to explore 35 centuries of glass art: the site now features thousands of videos, articles, images and resources on glass and glassmaking.“