Tabatha Coffey is an internationally known hairstylist, host of Bravo’s ‘Tabatha’s Salon Takeover’ and author. Her previous site was Flash-based and not accessible to a growing number of browsers—specifically mobile browsers.
Together, we worked on the needs of her site and discovered what her fans wanted with her site. The new site has a blog, galleries, featured sliders and more. Tabatha is able to add her own blog entries and galleries from her MacBook Pro, iPad and iPhone. Truly, the redesign allows her to manage content on the go when taking over salons, appearing on television shows, and even from the Oscars.
As a result of the redesign, traffic to the site has risen 400%.
I was responsible for research, layout, graphic design, and web design. The site design is HTML-based and reflects modern standards and technology using HTML5, CSS3, and Javascript.
Interactive design for Whole Foods Nashville’s store map. Clickable areas of the store map leads to video tours of the newly opened store giving customers an unprecedented visual experience.
Web and graphic design for OUToberfest 2008.
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*Previously designed 2005, 2006, and 2007 site, flyers, posters, etc.
Designed a dynamic, user-centric real estate site using PHP/MySQL. The site offers the ability for any real estate professional to upload listings, set expiration dates, and many more customizable features. The owner has the ability to edit homepage, FAQ and About pages using a custom-built, online editor.
Developed standalone kiosks for Eaton Aerospace’s trade show booths. The kiosks allowed existing and potential customers to interactively browse new parts in an exciting format. The kiosk also allowed them to send part details to their email address or physical address.
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