I am a visual designer at Google and I believe that clean, functional & consistent design streamlines the usability of our products, enhances the user experience and strengthens the Google brand.
Products I’ve designed: AdWords Editor, Google Checkout, Google Ads Preferences, DoubleClick DART for Advertisers, Google Help Center.
As senior visual designer at DoubleClick, I worked closely with front-end web developers, product managers and the marketing department to design over a dozen web applications, intranet portals and corporate websites. I solved complex user interface design problems with intentional visual design, user-centered design principles and production-level, standards-based XHTML and CSS.
I’ve contributed to the design of DART for Advertisers (DFA), DART for Publishers (DFP), DART Enterprise, DART Sales Manager, DoubleClick Advertising Exchange, DoubleClick Rich Media, MediaVisor and others.
Stuy00.com is the official Stuyvesant High School Class of 2000 reunion and alumni website and will be the go-to place for Class of 2000 news and event information. In addition to webmaster, I also serve on the Class of 2000’s ten-year reunion planning committee and Mnemonics cube committee.
MelvinAndMary.com is my personal wedding website, covering all things silly and matrimonial, including conversation snippets between my husband and me that will make you want to run far, far away.
With identity theft on the rise, IdentityPadlock was formed to provide a simple, one-stop resource to help prevent identity theft before it happens. IdentityPadlock requested a website that would reinforce the sense of security and protection that their services give, while providing information about their products and services in a usable format.
Smith Asian Alumnae Connection (SAAC), an affinity group of the Alumnae Association of Smith College, encourages and fosters engagement among all Asian alumnae within the Smith community. The SAAC website provides announcements and event information to a wide body of subscribers and embodies an ethnic visual design.
The University Bible Fellowship (UBF) organization needed a usable and engaging registration website for thousands of international conference attendants to register themselves for a conference taking place at Purdue University. Over 3,300 people from 77 countries registered and attended the event.
The website of the first on-campus Christian publication run by, and for, New York University students serves as a place for announcements and event info as well as a means to download the online versions of the NYU Seed semesterly magazine.
A tshirt design company based out of New York City needed a bold, urban website design to showcase their greatest work.
Queens-based missions church, NY UBF, needed a web presence to serve as an informational site for new comers and visitors as well as provide announcements, sermons and streaming/downloadable media files for current members of the church’s congregation.
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