Dawoud Bey & John Pfahl exhibitions

Screenshots of both the Dawoud Bey and John Pfahl exhibition.This template quickly became the standard for the smaller exhibitions hosted in the Perspectives Gallery of the Kresge Art Museum. The textures, created by our in-house designer, functioned idyllically in creating a neutral style that would function as a frame for the images contained within and remind the user of the Kresge Art Museum’s roots as an institution of Michigan State University. The light box operates using JavaScript, while the rest uses CSS to determine placement and structure.

categorized under KAM Web_Design

Lend A Helping Hand Website

In the span of a weekend, I worked on a team of volunteer programmers and designers to build Lend A Helping Hand an entirely new Web site using Joomla!, a Content Management System (CMS). This project involved everything from preliminary interviews of the charity’s operators, to designing a new logo, establishing their online store, and […]

Working as an MSU-EL intern at the TIC

Front cover of the Capital Needs Assessment my team delivered to the Technology Innovation Center

Under the Cool Cities Initiative, the City of East Lansing and Michigan State University partnered together to create opportunities for students with the intention of developing local Non Profit Organizations (NPO). Our team of professional writers was tasked with the duty of developing a long term plan for future developments of the Technology Innovation Center […]

Eyepoppers: Big & Bold

Borrowing the banner from the exhibit postcard made by our in-house graphic designer, this site incorporates several elements from the exhibition artwork, using CSS to shape it, and some JavaScript for the gallery display. The focus of this design is meant to entice the viewer by highlighting the artistic principles represented in the exhibition.