Websites, designs, and more.
A collection of my works that includes website designs, developed sites, graphics and other designs.
It's been an interesting career being a Web Designer, Website Developer, Frontend Designer/Developer, UI/UX Designer and even UI Developer. But no matter what I've been called over the years I'm glad to be doing what I have for a living. One aspect I'll be highlighting is ui design.
This is a concept design for the official website of the Miami Tennis Club at the Miami Shores Country Club. Serving as a directory for local and international clientele. I choose to build the website with Jekyll to keep the site lightweight and content-centric.
I started the design for the website while I was on a 10-hour layover in Doha, Qatar during my trip to Japan. My itinerary had my flights set for Miami to Doha to Tokyo. After a 14-hour flight, I was surprised to find myself motivated to design. After debarking I grabbed a meal and stretched my legs then headed for the waiting area. There, I worked on the mockup design for the website. Since I was traveling alone it was a great way to keep myself awake. It also amazed me how inspiration can come out anywhere.
“Not just a clothing line but a statement” was the ideals behind the BlacMe brand. I brought this vision to life in the form of a WordPress website. This included creating the web pages, blog, and online shop.
This prestigious hotel's aesthetics falls into the categories of whimsical and artsy, making great efforts to avoid the norm. The Mother's Day brunch is packaged as a feast. The homie sweet imagery the word 'mother' invokes is instead replaced with a bold woman sitting at the head of a lavish spread. The image below emulates summer's bright and sunny feel with a woman in a yellow dress floating down on an umbrella. These eye-catching photos and taglines were the featured image in the email campaigns. Scrolling down on these emails, the language matched the tone the images had set. The email highlights deals on rooms and mentions of adjacent hotel properties.
This is an idea for the redesign of a career page. I wanted the design to focus on the company’s values rather than just job openings.
Being designers and developers our work either sees the light of day or is buried deep in our laptop’s storage. So is the nature of our work. It’s sad to think about, especially if the project was a huge labor of love. It happens. But this doesn’t always have to be the case. With the options we have now our works can at least have a chance of being seen.