This was a fantastic project to work on. Starting in 2002, the goal was to create a web-based method for quoting sails to augment a process of them being priced and managed in a DOS-based system. First, a web-based suite of applications was created to store and manage customer and boat information. From there, a pricing application was developed that mirrored the off-line application by importing the same data files into an SQL database and mirroring the formula logic within the web application.

Information Architecture for the North Sails One Design Europe web site, slated to be deployed in the North Sails Global Web platform. NorthU: Designed a website and course registration system that was used to run online course registrations and sell books and CD-ROMs. Developed workflow and information architecture, designed user interface and implemented the site. (The site has since been redeployed in the new web platform I designed prior to leaving North Sails)

Designed logo and shirts in addition to designing and developing the website. The site supported live updates via laptop or mobile device by the site owner at collegiate cross-country running events over an 11-week period. The site sustained millions of hits, supported banner advertising and paid subscriptions for premium content. A multi-level registration system for users allowed registered users to comment on posts and in the forum, and premium subscribers had access to additional images, video and article content.

Maria Bevilacqua is an amazing woman. I met her as she was starting a biscotti company - and her product was simply incredible. After pursuing that for some time she changed gears back to her love of photography. To help capture her style of imagery, her website needed to be extremely minimal. Simple photo icons with mouseovers to explore the site, and a subtle player application to display the images. It really lets her work shine through.

Designed and developed a complete video interview application suite - from hardware selection to system design and development to video compression, transfer and management from a local client/server environment at job fairs to a network video server intergrated with the client's job candidate profile system. The system was comprised of 10 laptops and a local server deployed at job fairs. Candidates were guided through the process of recording themselves answering an interview question.

Building on the success of the site produced for the 2000 America's Cup, Dennis Connor and his Stars & Stripes syndicate hired my new company (Bathysphere) to design and produce the site for the 2003 cup. Responsible for design, development, technology sponsorship development and interactive strategy. Developed and launched the first live-commentary race coverage application on any of the competing syndicate sites during the 2003 America’s Cup (supporting thousands of concurrent users during races).

Responsible for design, script editing and production on the third chapter explaining the various 'green' aspects of the first apartment building of its kind in New York City. Each section was represented with text, animation and voiceover to explain how various sytems in the building save water, electricity, waste and materials. Click to view Chapter 3: The Building