From April 2008 to July 2009 I was a Sr. UI Designer at ASMALLWORLD, an invite-only social network for the JetSet crowd. During that tenure, I was part of the team that ported the entire application from PHP to Ruby on Rails, and implemented a fresh design and UI.

I was hired in 2007 to design the UI for a Personal Health Record web application.

I was asked by MNN to design a new theme for their Drupal-powered web site.

I designed a basic site for Taxfirm.com, a company that specializes in income tax preparation.

Gomez Associates approached me and asked for a complete redesign of their web site and furniture catalog.

BlogCorp is the blog consulting business I founded in 2004. I still occasionally do work under this brand, but for the most part it is dormant.

High-fidelity IA wireframes for LG USA, the large Korean electronics manufacturer.

Responsible for IA diagrams, UI design and HTML/CSS prototyping of a web-based financial alerts portal.

Netscape approached us to build a Theme Builder tool as a Mozilla Application, constructed entirely in Javascript, HTML, CSS and XUL. I was responsible for the application wireframes and the UI design.

Confabb is my Web 2.0 startup. I thought up the idea in 2001 after attending the SXSW conference. I assembled a team with serial entrepreneur Salim Ismail in 2006, launched the startup in less than 6 months and then turned it over to a business development team.

Fresh off the 2004 presidential campaigns, I was hired by Andrew Rasiej to design and build an online community and conference web site for his PDF Conference, now one of the most important conferences in the U.S. for the intersection of technology and politics.

In September 2003 I relocated to Little Rock, AR on 24 hrs notice to design and develop the web site for General Wesley Clark (Ret.), who had just announced his candidacy for President of the United States. I conceived of and built the innovative Clark Community Network, an online community for supporters of the campaign. Much of the work I pioneered in 2003 has since been adopted by other political campaigns including the Obama 2008 campaign.

In 2004, General Wesley Clark (Ret.) was putting together a team to build a secure First Responder Network (online community) for Homeland Security personnel, police, firefighters and other first responders. I was tasked with designing some mockups for a presentation for funding. The project was ultimately not funded.

BlogCamp is a 3-Day "retreat" for bloggers that I organized from scratch. The project is on hiatus until 2010 or later, depending on financing.

Re:volve is a company that sold peace-themed t-shirts, stickers, hats and buttons. I designed and built an e-commerce site for them on top of Drupal.

The discount fashion e-commerce retailer hired me to set up their popular fashion blog

In 1998-1999 I worked for Borders.com, the e-commerce division of the large Bookseller. I was responsible for web design, promotional page design and HTML coding.