Created and maintain e-commerce website for a company specializing in digital video recording, editing, and presentation equipment/solutions. Web Development: Site originally built on HTML/CSS/PHP framework but has evolved into an online cart (using 3dcart) with a custom design based on the original site and an informational site/blog using Wordpress as a CMS. Crafted with Responsive Design, the site also features custom templates that utilize Javascript to generate dynamic content.Design: Proficient in both digital and print mediums. Consistently develop and manage digital assest for products and events including: product images, ad graphics, social posts, and template design (e.g.; email marketing, ad banners). Produced countless promotional items: standing banners and displays, handouts and flyers, shirts and even frisbees.Advertising/Marketing: Advertisements over many mediums: Google Adwords, Facebook Ads, Instagram Ads, online banner ads, and multiple print publications. Manage and optimize advertising budget for maximum ROI. Follow SEO and SEM trends for best SERP results (site embeds more microdata than any of our competitors).E-Commerce: Manage online sales and inventory across multipe sales channels (Amazon, Ebay, 3dcart) and am fluent in the rules and regulations of each. Process online sales and investigate potential fraud.

Created websites for the different programs operating out of Carothers 23: The University Honors Center, Texas Leadership Development, First-year Interest Group Program (reformatted the back end only), and the CRD 23 main site. Took full control from the earliest stages of site-mapping through to the programming needs and finally to a live website. Worked with existing University Identity, fitting in new, unique sites with unifying design elements.

Closely coordinated with Student Events Center Committee members and Texas Union staff to create advertising for various events and locations. Work includes posters of varying sizes, t-shirts, newspaper ads, handbills, event program schedules, and dry erase board graphics. Resulting work varied widely from Ballroom Formal to Off-the-Wall and Personal.