Portfolio
Websites that I've helped design
LIC Arts Open
Every year, a collective of artists in Queen's Long Island City neighborhood gather to showcase and celebrate the community's artistic diversity and creativity. This celebration of art has turned into a festival called the LIC Arts Open.
In 2014, I was tasked with designing and maintaining a few key areas of the website and switching it over to a new platform so that the website owner could transition and maintain the website themselves for the foreseeable future. While the festival's page has seen some design changes over the years, its configuration and base layout are still the same from when I last worked on it.
Cover art and poster design is by Luba Lukova.
Chelsea Grill
During my time at Chelsea Grill - around 2015 - I was offered to help out on the technical side of the business. I had many responsibilities on that front, but one of the biggest was maintaining the website and redesigning the menu.
The restaurant owner had hired a freelance designer to launch the website, and I had the privilege of shadowing them and learning firsthand what went into creating a website and presence online. It was a pivotal moment for me in my early days as a designer. Website maintenance fell to me after the designer left, and I took on email and social media responsibilities like setting up Yelp and Seamless pages.
Designr Labs (Project Sidewalk)
Designr Labs (formerly Project Sidewalk) was a student-led company proposal to an investor to create brand identities for student-led projects and help other students and groups create online presences.
I designed the website to be on Tumblr since it was the most accessible platform to the other students. It was a fun challenge for me since it was my first time designing for the platform. While the project has ended and the domain is no longer online, the website is still up on Tumblr.
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