From domain purchase to content creation, Deb and I worked closely together to bring her business to life. 

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Tiffany, a freelance graphic artist, wanted a simple way to showcase her work and contact information.

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The COVID pandemic put a halt to many in-person meetings and trade shows, and New Agenda needed a better way to present graphics and garments to their customers. I collaborated with the Creative Director to design and develop an ADA-compliant, WordPress, website that allows New Agenda Sales Representatives to better communicate and sell to their customers. People can now shop customized collections and garments with the ability to favorite and make notes on each item, then easily share their favorites list with their respective Sales Rep to finish their order.

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Perrin wanted to improve their communication with their 350 employees spanning across two shifts. Working in a manufacturing environment, many employees at Perrin did not have an email address but still needed a reliable way to receive important company news and alerts. After sending a quick survey to all employees, I used their feedback to create a mobile-friendly, Employee Portal where users now have access to view all company-wide emails and initiatives, company policies & benefit documents, upcoming events or holidays, company event photos, customer shout-outs, employee’s birthdays & work anniversaries, and more.

I enjoy giving back to my community, and in 2018 I started volunteering as Online Coordinator on the Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) for my oldest son’s school, Walker Charter Academy. I design a handful of black and white flyers each year to help support the PTO events., and in 2019, I set them up with a simple WordPress website that highlights ways to support Walker Charter Academy, why the PTO exists, school events, school events, teacher faculty listing and more.