Portfolio of Work

The screens displayed here are a small sampling of my work.

A full, annotated, digital portfolio is available on-line. Please use the contact form to request a userid and password for that portfolio, if you do not already have one.

America Online

At AOL, I specified and designed user interfaces and concepts for web-based community and search tools, including journals (weblogs), local search products, social networking, search standardizations, email groups, and several conceptual search products. Examples of my work for AOL can not be displayed until June 2006.

Engenia Software

When I joined Engenia Software as the User Interface Engineer, the core product was in sorry shape. It had been specified by a sales engineer and a highly technical manager, and had been designed by a marketing design group with no experience in designing software:

My job was to upgrade the user interface into a usable, inviting, and efficient UI. The next screenshot represents the product two versions and nine months later. I had transformed the user interface in terms of color, style, implementation, the organization of information, envisioning new features, and generally pulling the application together. Other examples of my work are avalable in the private portfolio

Ernst and Young

I worked for several high-profile clients while at E&Y, including Standard and Poor's, Nationsbank, Coca-Cola, and Whirlpool. The following screenshots, of which there are a larger, clearer versions in the private portfolio, were for a subscription-based extranet that allowed customers to search for, manage portfolios of, and filter ratings data according to their needs:

Other Projects

In past twelve years, I've designed and built user interfaces for everything from extranets to digital books. Animals can be an alphabet, too is the most popular of the digital books, and also the youngest-skewing.