For this section, I am only going to show UI where it was extremely difficult to display or collect the data because of various reasons, whether they be technical in nature or otherwise.
This was my first website using CSS exclusively as well as for the display, circa 2000. This was also my first solo flash project; note the lines in frame 2 to match the background on recycle. Design by Russ Sillery, Owner Sillery and Partners.
The boardroom meeting look was then created by Guido Rodriguez or Guido Design. The design dictated that the picture fill the space between the left navbar and right of the browser. Due to this restriction I programmed JavaScript to make the front page image and tagline scalable. Circa 2007..
I designed the architecture of this "career path" software for APTMetrics, a human resource consulting firm based in Connecticut.
I did all the programming, graphics, and some of the stored procedures. Those graphical charts are dynamically generated and placed by a "weight," a "hierarchy," and selected criteria.
TECHNOLOGIES: .Net, CSS, DHTML, XML, XSL, JavaScript, HTML, Photoshop, MSSQL
TECHNOLOGIES: .Net, CSS, DHTML, XML, XSL, JavaScript, HTML, Photoshop, MSSQL
This ASP and forms based internal APTMetrics web-based software was in need of some user-friendlyness. I designed and coded the UI, creating a better process flow. I utilized JavaScript and AJAX to smooth out some of the date transfers.
This is another of APTMetrics software packages. This is another instance where I my UI skills came into play. top and bottom left: though the scales are in a separate frame entirely, they must line up with and communicate with the frames below. Do you miss doing ASP/VBScript?
APTMetrics is very accommodating toward their clients. Here we were provided with graphics for both an electrician's test as well as other technical type tests. The provided graphics looked like they were copied from a dog eared greasy manual. I did a little research on electrical and other disciplins and recrafted all of the graphics..
APTMetrics, web-based permissions administrations software for a report generating software for a huge international client, circa 2004. This was extremely difficult as they wanted to be able to grant or deny permissions for certain groups for certain types of reports. This was complicated by the fact that a given person or group could be part of several groups (ie. Level 7, Technical, in Europe, in the EU, in Spain), and a report may be catagorized under several types (ie. South America, Americas, Brazil, Financial, Human Resourses).
