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New Orleans, LA, US

New Orleans, Louisiana, United States

The bulk of my career has been spent working directly with small businesses and non-profits, as well as collaborating with other freelancers and creative agencies, to bring successful projects to life on the web.Over the years, I’ve worked with clients, on projects large and small, at every possible stage in the life of a web product: from scoping and.

Baton Rouge, Louisiana, United States

In addition to my other responsibilities -- which included writing proposals, managing projects, and codifying internal development processes -- I served as the lead web UX designer and front- and back-end developer during my tenure at TILT. While delivering successful web projects for a range of clients, I also continued to grow my skill set in order to.

Austin, Texas Area

Through Pepck, I worked to empower small businesses, like Austin-based mover Jackson Of All Trades, with powerful custom tools for managing and growing their businesses; helped the company behind Austin City Limits and Lollapalooza, C3 Presents, incorporate a data-driven and user-focused approach into their design process; and worked with numerous.

Austin, Texas Area

From 2007 to 2011, I worked with Inspired Environment as its lead designer. In this role, I was primarily responsible for interface design and front-end development on web projects for clients such as The Nature Conservancy, Vanguard Records and Neverthirst Water.

Baton Rouge, Louisiana Area

In 2007 -- fresh out of college -- I opened an online store called Night-Lab that sold men's clothing and accessories, art, comic books and eclectic trinkets, like vintage pocket calculators. I did everything from branding and design to product sourcing, customer service and order fulfillment. I even built an entire eCommerce platform from the ground up to.

Baton Rouge, Louisiana Area

While attending Louisiana State University, I was hired by the Office of Student Media to reboot the online presence for the university's official student-run magazine, The Legacy. I was responsible for creative direction, design, development and maintenance of the website, which brought the full print experience of the magazine to the web for the first.