UI/UX + INTERACTIVE

Interface design is a complex beast that is constantly evolving. In the late 90’s I self-taught myself HTML enough to make VERY basic things. Then in 2001 I started working as a Senior Designer in the web and interactive department at Mills James Productions in Columbus and got to work on a wide-ranging set of (mostly) CD-training projects for White Castle, Diversity Inc, Lenscrafters and others before leaving that position and diving back into the world of print. The small design studio I helped start up needed a website, so I was called on to make it happen. That website went through many iterations and ended up in the version that is linked below, but I had to learn many new things along the way (i.e., HTML5, CSS, Figma, etc.). I’ve done both UI and UX, but long before it was called that, so I’m no starnger to both the research and information architecture needed, but ALSO the actual design and how to make it live on a page as well. The technology never sits still, so neither can I. There is ALWAYS something new to learn. Here’s a couple of designs I worked on…