Today was the final class in Gazi Garib’s Concept Design Workshop at Stanford University’s d.school.
My team worked on a ‘Storyteller Doll’ concept that would help children learn stories and languages. Here’s an image of the homepage mockup:
Garib is a natural designer and an inspiring educator. Thank you for letting me attend, Gazi!
ATPM needs cover art for every monthly issue of their magazine. I contributed artwork and also redesigned the ATPM website with modern web standards-based HTML and CSS.
About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM.com) is an online magazine which has been was around since the beginning of the Web in 1995. The magazine symbolizes one of the best qualities of the internet: free content by a passionate community of volunteers.
ATPM’s design needed some refreshment to be brought up to date with modern web design techniques whilst keeping the familiar look and feel. I took the job.
I worked with Michael Tsai and Christopher Turner to create a new CSS-based layout, with more generous whitespace and other graphical refinements. The new layout and semantic markup also reduced the site’s file sizes by almost half.
Graphic design, HTML markup, CSS.
