Web Design Portfolio

Article Architect is a complete content-management system for non-profit public policy organizations. It enables organizations with a limited marketing and IT budget to quickly and easily propogate their publications and relevant news to their target audience.

The Buckeye Institute is an Ohio-based state think tank specializing in public policy. The client was in desperate need of a complete re-design of their dated and inadequate site. Working with HSR Business to Business, a marketing and design company based in Cincinnati for the initial page layout and design, Triformis created a customized and easily updatable site that reflects TBI's highly-respected and influential role in Ohio.

Triformis, LLC is the company under which I do much of my web design work. I completed the designed, development and programming for this site in only a few days.

Client is a Toledo-based military contractor, and had a need to redesign their current site which was developed by in-house staff. In their first effort to step up marketing efforts, they desired to create a website that reflected the company's current image. This is design concept #1 submitted to the client.

Due to budgetary reasons, this project is on hold until third quarter 2005.

The Buckeye Institute is an Ohio-based state think tank specializing in public policy. The client wished to limit access to their policy reports to end users that would register with the site, and this page represents the access portal for the site administrator. This allows BI to email all site members when a new policy report is published. This design has yet to be applied to the rest of BI's site.

The Rocky Mountain Public Policy Institute is a start-up think tank based in Montana. The client requested only that the site be "simple and clean." Due to the way this site is structured, the information maintains appropriate layout and accessability by any web-enabled device, ranging from cell phones to palm pilots to PC's. - Site development in progress.

Columbus Townhall is a Columbus, Ohio-based political activism group that needed a method to keep all members engaged and informed. This site is heavily database driven and each page is generated "on the fly" from existing content in the database. Hence, the site is easily updatable.

Features include a fully customizable events calendar, a photo gallery, user registration system, messaging forum, complete search engine, innumerable other features.

Client is a national company that offers a complete identity theft protection package. The purpose of the site was three-fold: inform users of the risks of identity theft, provide an educational clearing house of information on identity theft prevention, and to provide a sales conduit for their protection program.

The client wanted to create a website for an e-mail advertising campaign for pre-paid legal services. Users fill out a form and the results are stored in a database utilized for sales leads and internal marketing purposes.

This was the first version of the Triformis Web Design site. The concepts of creating, connecting, uniting, forming, conceiving, and constructing were tied into a Davinci-esqu motif. Featured easy tabbed browsing and custom size options based on screen resolution.

The second design for this client reflected the product manager's desire to have the company's strong manufacturing background represented, with the intended audience consisting primarily of end users.

Concept three was based on the CEO's desire to create a "Darth Vader" black high-tech image.

This site was an initial design proposal prior to company input.

The client wanted to create a website to coincide with a massive advertising push for satellite dish sales. He wanted the site to be consistent with the existing advertisement collateral and newspaper flyers.

Initial sketch for proposal to Crown Cars in Dublin, Ohio