GW School of Business
As a senior web developer at George Washington School of Business, my primary focus was redesigning all the department sites. The goal was to create a unified look and a unique feel. I kept the structure of the layout the same, but jazzed up the color schemes for each site.
![School of Business](img/homepage-gwsb.jpg)
![Accountacy](img/homepage-accountacy.jpg)
![Alumni](img/homepage-alumni.jpg)
![Career Center](img/homepage-career-center.jpg)
![Tourism](img/homepage-tourism.jpg)
![Undergrad](img/homepage-undergrad.jpg)
Wordmark
For a business school, using a script typeface was a bold move, but we did it. The wordmark was set in P22 Cezanne, designed by James Grieshaber and Michael Want. Based on a faithful rendition of the Paul Cézanne’s handwriting, P22 Cezanne gave us a wordmark that stood out from other business schools, which used more serious sans-serif typefaces. The playfulness of the characters also gave us a human touch in the corporate world. I had a lot of fun using this script font for various applications.
GW Business
GW Business was a print magazine that published twice a year by the George Washington School of Business. Up until I joined the school, the only alternative version available online was a PDF file.
After I came on board, I decided to offer a web-standards version of the magazine for readability and accessibility. I designed a simple, clean, organized site. The focus was the content.
![GW Business Fall 2009 Issue](img/gwbusiness-2009-fall.jpg)
![GW Business Spring 2011 Issue](img/gwbusiness-2011-spring.jpg)
![GW Business Story Page](img/gwbusiness-story.jpg)
![GW Business Archive Page](img/gwbusiness-archive.jpg)
Graphic Design
In addition to web design and development, I offered graphic designs, which included digital banners and print marketing materials. Here are a few folder covers I had designed.
![GWSB Cover](img/cover-gwsb.png)
![GWSB Executive Education Cover](img/cover-executive-education.png)
![GWSB Cover 2](img/cover-gwsb2.png)