Melissa Nolf Email & Phone Number

Alexandria, Virginia, United States

Digital Media Division, Office Of The Chief Of Public Affairs, U.S. Army

Digital Media Division, Office Of The Chief Of Public Affairs, U.S. Army

• Serves as the lead designer and deputy project manager for www.army.mil, the official website of the U.S. Army, which reaches a global online audience of 1 million unique visitors and 2.6 million page views per month..
• Oversees products through the full SDLC, to include research analysis, information architecture, content creation, UX and UI design, development, QA and site maintenance
• Collaborates with development, content and analysis team members to design and develop microsites and related campaign branding for the U.S. Army's social media platforms
• Designs the user experience and user interface for the U.S. Army's custom content management system, which is used globally by Army Public Affairs professionals to collaborate and release content
• Led an award-winning domain-wide responsive redesign effort

Digital Media Division, Office Of The Chief Of Public Affairs, U.S. Army

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Responsible for establishing branding guidelines and designing visual communication products for the North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC).
• Created a branding style guide to facilitate consistency throughout corporate divisions
• Produced four annual reports and a suite of business templates for employee use, to include business cards, reports, letterhead, memoranda, PowerPoint presentations, media releases, newsletters and certificates
• Redesigned NERC’s public website; coordinated with IT department throughout the conversion to SharePoint

Plans Division, Office Of The Chief Of Public Affairs, U.S. Army

• Served as the sole graphic design and multimedia support to the U.S. Army’s Office of the Chief of Public Affairs. Responsible for conceptualizing and designing communication products to support Army strategic campaign.
• Designed a variety of strategic communications products from concept to completion, to include brochures, posters, advertisements, briefings, websites and CD/DVD packaging
• Developed the branding for eight Medal of Honor ceremonies and their subsequent media campaigns, including a suite of print, video, web and social media products
• Collaborated in the development of the U.S. Army’s theme and brand identity, to include the conceptual design and production of The U.S. Army Exhibit at the Association of the U.S. Army (AUSA) Annual Meeting, as well.