I worked with the U.S. Army Tank-automotive & Armaments Command (TACOM) Information Technology (IT) team to create an all-new TACOM website driven by a website Content Management System (CMS) and compliant with U.S. Army website standards. I designed all of the header graphics, wrote copy, and directed UX/UI standards throughout.
Another example page from the U.S. Army TACOM website.
Another example page from the U.S. Army TACOM website.
Another example page from the U.S. Army TACOM website.
In 2015, I redesigned and rewrote the entire U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart website. It was the first fully responsive U.S. Army Garrison website in the world to support desktop computers and mobile devices on every page. This is the homepage as seen on a desktop computer. I hand coded all of the HTML and CSS for this site and created all of the graphics.
This is the USAG Stuttgart responsive website home page as seen on a smartphone.
This is the USAG Stuttgart responsive website about page as seen on a desktop computer.
This is the USAG Stuttgart responsive website about page as seen on a smartphone.
This is the USAG Stuttgart responsive website services page as seen on a desktop computer.
This is the USAG Stuttgart responsive website services page as seen on a smartphone.
I created this website for a pilot training school at Nashville International Airport. I took all of the photos, wrote the HTML, and designed all of the graphics.
I created this site over a weekend after the original 8th Army website was overwritten by a failed automatic backup. I did not work for 8th Army at the time. For my volunteer efforts, I was awarded the Outstanding Civilian Service Medal.
This is a website I developed while working for the U.S. Army Installation Management Command Korea Region at U.S. Army Garrison Yongsan in Seoul, South Korea.
This is a website I designed for the Soci
This is a proposed redesign for the U.S. Army Japan website I created.
This is a microsite designed as the companion for the U.S. Army 78th Signal Battalion's Post Signal television show. The show ran on the U.S. Army Garrison Japan Camp Zama CCTV system to educate viewers on IT and OPSEC best practices. The website made use of Flash animations and embedded videos.
I created this website when I was the co-founder of the company that owned the studio. The website pushed the limits of what was possible on the web at the time.
