I worked as a contract web designer/production-developer for the Seattle based interactive start-up, Mindbloom.
They hired me to help with the design and development of lifegame™ 2.0. I designed user interfaces and icons; built HTML prototypes,
wrote the application’s CSS, and helped launch lifegame™ on-time under strict deadlines.
View the site at www.mindbloom.com

Memory Map is a personal web project I designed during the fall of 2010. The web-based application allows users to upload memories to locations around the world.
The application utilizes the Google Maps API and functions like other Geolocation devices. Memory Map is unique because instead
of attaching the location to a user, it only attaches that location to an anonymous memory.
See the project and upload memories at map.smithvisual.com

Anderson Ranch gave me the freedom of complete control over their blog. I created and wrote 95%
of the content, and when it was time to overhaul the design, I was given the opportunity to execute the project. We used
a great template called Blue Bubble for the sites base. A custom header was added so the site would fit nicely into the anderson ranch brand.
See the blog at www.andersonranch.org

A portfolio site created for Brooklyn based painter Dean Monogenis. The minimal navigation employs a JQuery-based accordian menu.
View the site at www.deanmonogenis.com

Canary Sing is a Hip Hop duo out of Seattle. We created a Website for Canary sing that showcases
the group's music, shows and events. Canary Sing's site was built on a Wordpress CMS so that they can update
information easily. View the site at www.canarysing.com