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Planet Group

In the spring of 2006 I was invited to join the team developing the next custom build of CORE360, Planet Correspondence Technologies' enterprise correspondence platform. CORE360 is designed for the next generation in business to business (b2b) and business to consumer (b2c) customer correspondence management (CCM). CORE360 enables businesses to exchange information electronically and securely with customers and business partners through multiple channels - web, SMS, voice, email and wireless.

 

Brenda Malkinson

Brenda Malkinson is an Edmonton artist known not only for incredible works in glass, mark-making and drawing, but as a gifted teacher as well. I was honoured when she contacted me about designing her web site, and have been very pleased with the positive feedback since the site has gone live. The idea behind this site was to showcase Brenda's works with a solid and consistent structure, while allowing the life and spontaneity she captures in each piece to shine.

 

Liquor Select

After a complete redesign working closely with the staff at Liquor Select, the new site is a great resource for customers finding information on the next tasting, and those looking to learn more about the store and its staff. Standards compliant code and a sophisticated design that resonates with the in-store experience set this site apart from its competitors. Liquor Select continues to provide great service through their knowledgeable staff, terrific selection, and well attended, enjoyable events.

 

Lacombe Corn Maze

The Lacombe Corn Maze approached me to design a site that displayed their information in a professional manner for schools and other groups, but had fun doing it. The information is accessible, reservations can be made around the clock, and getting lost is saved for your time in the corn maze. Using crisp, clean CSS layout, this site is light weight and ready for fun.

 

FPC Bellvue

Rebuilt from the ground up, FPCB was designed using standards-based XHTML and CSS, as well as including a Content Management System to allow non-HTML-savvy staff to update their department's information. My role in this project was purely design based, developing the look and visual organization of the site. Within eight weeks of the site's launch on December 3, 2005, more than 50,000 hits had been registered.