In the company’s own words, “Bones in Motion (BiM) provides award winning, subscription-based mobile lifestyle phone applications and services.” Working with the Bones in Motion team, I was heavily involved in the conception and creation of Bones in Motion’s web based application for walkers, runner’s and cyclists.

In February of 2005 The Harry Ransom Center at the University of Texas at Austin opened to the public The Woodward and Bernstein Watergate Papers. Working with the curator of the archive I designed and built a web site that both promoted the opening of the Watergate Papers and provided an glimpse of what was held within the archive.

A Tonic to the Imagination was another online exhibition designed for the Harry Ransom Center. The site was built to promote the center’s collection of costume designs created by the B. J. Simmons & Co, which created costumes for stage and film from 1878 to 1969.

I was brought in by Dell Inc. to completely rethink their online technical support message board system. I redesigned the message board system, named the Dell Community Forum, from the ground up, including the information architecture, the user interface and the visual design.

The following are a series of blog themes I designed based on variations of the modernist design style. The blog themes were implemented with WordPress and were used for a blog I wrote called Consolejockey.