web
design
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iahc Conference web site for the UNC School of Nursing, 2008. This was a web site design for an annual conference. the site was designed to be modular and was dropped into place on the UNC SoN server after completion. |
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Layers
of Meaning - my blog of commentary on art, fiber and modern
embroidery
established: 2003
The blog runs on WordPress, which uses php with a backend database and CSS. |
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inls461 - Information Tools course 2005 - 2008
This course is an introduction to the tools and technologies used in the studies of informationa and library science. Course topics include: Linux/Unix, networking, web page design and creation (including css and JavaScript), database and spreadsheets. |
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inls490 - Information Architecture course 2007 & 2008
This course covers site analysis, organization of information, web technologies, indexing and abstracting, taxonomies and classification schemes, marketing and graphical design. |
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ibiblio
homepage - homepage designs from Nov.
2000 - Dec. 2002 (archived). - redesign and formatting of the ibibilio homepage using the
logo and elements provided
ibiblio
collection index and an explanation of the index
design process. |
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UNC-CH
School of Social Work - redesign and streamlining of an existing
12,000 file site. Designed to be viewed on 212 color monitors and
640 X 480 resolution. |
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SEANC-19 - redesign of an existing website for navigation
and organizational improvement.
Design emphasis on rapid access on
56k modem and low resolution monitors. |
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Doodles - a java-based online drawing program that I created for a class
at the School of Information and Library Science
Uses Java within html |
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Professional
Art Quilt Alliance - South - Pro bono work for a local quiltart
guild
Site uses html with css. We are working on implementing a library
of member pages (target date: spring 2004). |
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Chapel
Hill Carrboro City Schools - This was the district's first web
site, created in 1997, when a 28k modem was really fast. We used
very few graphics and relied on color to establish the design.
Designed to
be viewed on 212 color monitors and 640 X 480 resolution. |
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