Oct 23
Tags: Business, law, lawyer, small business, social forces, tampa web design, websites
Placed in Business, Portfolio | 2 Comments »
One of my goals when designing an interface like this one is to keep the information presented clear and concise. For the most part, I think the design hits the nail on the head. With good direction from Carl Vervisch, we all achieved a great functional site, and an ecstatic client. I wasn’t crazy about the color palette, but I think it works. I think I remember saying something like “This is the the most website looking website I have ever done.” Usually when I build interfaces, they don’t look like websites at all, they look like desks, or paper.. Or what have you!
Oct 22
Tags: ad 2, Public Service, web design
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Alison becomes the Web Design Director for Ad 2 Tampa Bay; affiliated with the AAF. Read a little history on how Alison got involved in Ad 2 Tampa Bay. As the director of the Ad 2 site, plans will include overhauling the back-end and replacing it with something more modern and updated. Open to suggestions on features or improvements, however, the design of the site will primarily stay the same.
Apr 20
Tags: artwork, canon, design, graphic design, illustrator, photography, photoshop, poster
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The poster design was inspired by a photo of my wonderful boyfriend who happened to be holding a book open. The page read: “Never miss an opportunity to tell someone you love them.” I thought it was very thoughtful of him and decided to make this poster, not only for him, but as my leave-behind/promotional item as well. I got good comments on it, and plan to make this poster part of a series.
Apr 17
Tags: Business, clients, design brief, proposal, worksheet
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Often times we find ourselves trapped by a clients deadline that a certain project needs to be done yesterday. This might lead to skipping the most important questions to ask clients. Here I have compiled a list of questions to ask your clients for a better project proposal and a design brief. The more information you know about a project the better results you will produce and less time will be wasted, especially when building websites. Certain types of functionality you might have to contract out or spend more time on than other parts, whereas a logo design pretty much has the same process repeatedly.
Mar 20
Tags: addy, artistik envy, awards, tampa bay
Placed in News | 4 Comments »
Alison Foxall, myself, won a student Addy for 2008! The Addy was awarded for the Artistik Envy Website that was entirely developed and designed by myself, Alison Foxall in Fall of 2008. Credits go appropriately to William Rossiter and Melissa Mckee for the initial identity development of Envy. And also to Klodiana Shehi for doing the video management of the site. You can view the site live at http://envy.artistikmagazine.com/
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