A reimagining of Zenfolio's core product. Zenfolio is a photo organization, gallery sharing, website builder, booking and e-commerce tool for photographers to run their business.

As you can see this is actually several products in one which required multiple style guides and the ability for photographers to customize the experience. One of the most challenging projects I've ever worked on.

Client: Zenfolio
Site: Zenfolio

Unified communications applications for Mitel. I was brought on to create both mobile and desktop applications and at the same time unify the look and feel by creating a design system for all their applications.

Teamwork allows users to create chat groups for specific projects, share files and create and assign tasks. It also supports direct messaging which includes SMS. Connect is a VoIP service that allows users to be reached by their business extension, join conference calls and message each other internally.

Client: Mitel
Site: iTunes Store

The design team was given the opportunity to re-examine the user experience of Yahoo's search pages. The right column on search pages, based on eye-tracking and research, is often overlooked by users.

I decided to explore an option that increases the width of the right column and move the images and video results into that space. They decided to use a much more conservative approch.

Client: Yahoo! Search
Site: Yahoo! Search

Like most great projects, this started with the nugget of an idea. That nugget came in the form of a white paper published by the Yahoo! Labs team detailing how they believed it would be possible to use the data from images posted on Flickr to make time based itineraries. Timed travel made possible.

When I read the white paper in an internal newsletter, I knew it would make a cool app and so did the Director of Travel. So, we built it. Tested it. Updated it. Patented it. And now you can download it.

Client: Yahoo! Travel
Site: iTunes Store

The goal was simple, redesign Yahoo! Shopping using sponsored content rather than traditional banner ads to make the overall user experience more personalized. The mock-ups were presented to then CEO, Scott

Thompson, who gave the go ahead to start the project. Unfortunately, the project was later put on hold after his departure and its future remains unclear. Fingers crossed.

Client: Yahoo! Shopping
Site: Yahoo! Shopping

My involvement in the Red Lobster (Darden Restaurants) account began with an update of the existing site. They had recently switched agencies and needed time to develop the brand. After an initial kickoff with the agency I was given the task of developing new site designs based on the new brand direction.

After proposing new designs and vetting them with users, and then a direction change and a new round of designs and testing the new site and media campaign were successfully launched and very well received. This lead to the redesign of Darden Restaurant sites for Olive Garden and Bahama Breeze.

Client: Red Lobster
Site: Darden Restaurants

I was asked to re-imagine the user interface for RingCentral's Desktop and Mobile VoIP communications application. I started with the tablet knowing full-well the design should seamlessly extend to the desktop/PC environment.

Work I explored during this concept phase is now being applied to other projects at this time with an eye towards building a more robust product. Simple things like the App icon have been adopted for the current products.

Client: RingCentral
Protoype: RingCental Demo

Founded in 1949 the Edmonton Eskimos of the Canadian Football League are one of the most storied sports franchises in professional sports, having won 13 Grey Cup championships. In the mid-90s, the team was looking to refresh their image and attract a younger audience. And so I was asked to update their "double EE" logo and create a new mascot.

Over six months, I worked with the organization to develop the new identity and then create all of the materials to launch the new look which included everything from tickets, T-shirts, stadium signage, merchandise, to advertising (print, newspaper, outdoor and transit). To this day, it’s still one of my favorite projects

Client: Edmonton Eskimos Football Club
Site: esks.com

There was so much more to this project than the design. With a large part of the project dependent on a robust backend development that would allow for transactions,

I had to make use of the considerable amount of brand assets and find the right balance between utility and experience. This was a very rewarding learning experience.

Client: Grupo Modelo
Site: Corona Store