The Wake Information Network (WIN) is a homegrown internal portal, or launchpad to services, that Wake Forest University has used since 1998. I led a UX project working with hundreds of students, faculty, and staff to research, design, and implement a next-generation platform.
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The Information Systems (IS) department website is the hub for students, faculty, and staff to find technology help and support, services, and information at Wake Forest University. Released early 2021, this iteration features attractive homepage video, an easy-to-use mega menu, comprehensive site network search, integration with the ticketing system, and more.
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I worked with our Technology Accessibility team to audit and remediate the AV control touch interfaces in Wait Chapel, a 2,250-person space home to speaking and music events, and standard classrooms.
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The following are assorted digital assets I designed in Adobe Illustrator/Photoshop over my years as “Web Developer & Digital Media Specialist” and in a personal capacity.
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Software@WFU is the “software download hub for Wake Forest University.” Redesigned and redeveloped in 2021, the new site fixed a number of existing navigation and usability problems.
WinstonNet is a non-profit “working to close the digital divide and is a leading advocate for Digital Equity and Digital Inclusion in Winston-Salem and Forsyth County.” In 2017, I designed a branding package and new website for the organization.
I developed a branding package for the IT department at Wake Forest University, including a logo, color scheme, and typography. IS branding maintains an identity of its own while calling back to university standards. Information Systems The Office of Information Systems (IS) is the primary resource for all things computing at Wake Forest University (WFU).
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