Year-in-Review (2018 Edition)
2018 was a big year! Here are just a few of the things that happened:
- I began working as a frontend developer at Cast Iron Coding.
- We moved to Portland, Oregon.
- I helped lau... Read more
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Legends of the Buddhist Saints
I led design and development for an interactive, open-access digital publication of the first-ever translation of Apadāna into English.
View projectA Breadbaker’s Notebook
One passion meets another: I’m doing an ongoing experiment with Git to document the development of my bread recipes, alongside a simple cookbook-style website for the final recipes.
View projectFRIDA 2016 Annual Report
At Sloop Creative, I worked with FRIDA | The Young Feminist Fund on a digital annual report. Built as a static microsite, the report features a bold design and a number of creative frontend solutions.
View projectOther websites
A selection of other websites that I’ve worked on over the years.
View projectPrint publications
I’ve worked with a number of companies, organizations, publishers, and authors over the years to design books, journals, textbooks, and annual reports. These are some of the highlights.
View projectBook covers
A handful of book covers I’ve designed over the years.
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(View all)Managing complex color schemes with Sass
Designing for print, as I often do, means having nearly total control over the look of each component. When the pieces of the design don’t quite fit, they can be tweaked individually to work. Each layout can be fully art-directed. This isn’t the c...
Read moreLeft for dead
John Herrman writes in The New York Times about the experience of watching his 2012 iPad age. Over time, it’s acquired hardly a scratch, resembling nearly identically the device he brought out of its packaging...
Read moreFirst principles
With revamping my website, and starting a blog(!), I figured, why not lay out some of the values that guide my design work. This is by no means exhaustive, just a handful of principles that I hold close.
Read moreNew website, who dis?
I first launched my personal website two and a half years ago. It was the first website I’d ever created from scratch, and I built it in plain old HTML, CSS, and JS to learn as much as I could about web dev...
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