Web Design
The science of web design is the process of scoping out a web site or intranet’s information requirments, creating a conceptual layout of the information and developing mock-ups of what the end product may look like.
During the design process I use a standard set of tools to accomplish the creating user interface mock-ups as well as how the user will navigate through the site. These tools are as follows:
Adobe Photoshop
Photoshop is the standard tool of choice for most interface conceptualization. For every site mock-up that I create, Photoshop always plays a part.
Microsoft Visio
Visio is a great tool for creating process flow diagrams and laying out entire sites in a high level hierarchy.
| PPIC.com | |
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(2009) Design and implementation of the new PPIC.com brand. |
| GE - ZENON Web Integration | |
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In March 2006, General Electric announced its proposed acquisition of ZENON Environmental Inc. This web project involved several proposals for integrating the ZENON content into the GE brand. |
| ZENON.com | |
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ZENON Environmental is a manufacturer of ultrafiltration membranes. During this design, the business development staff were interviewed to see exactly how they wanted the information presented for the company. Graphical elements were tied the a new corporate branding and rigid font and colour schemes were imposed by the creative director. The re-branded ZENON.com went live in May 2005.» Visit ZENON.com |
| ZENON - Intranet Branding | |
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The corporate intranet at ZENON is a massive document management system developed with Opentext’s Livelink. In 2005 I was involved in the re-branding of the intranet to develop a more streamlined, function oriented interface where users could actually find the information they were looking for.The re-branding of the corporate intranet was done with Photoshop, XHTML, Dreamweaver and CSS. |
