The client requested a combination of two existing online publications. We developed the look and feel for the index, child and content page. The client had another house develop and implement the site.

The Hearing Industry Resource

I created multiple printed pieces for TMPDM’s booth at SES in NY this year. One particular piece is a poster showing the blowout of the SERP with descriptors as to what TMPDM can do to effectively benefit the results.

The site launched on March 1st. The site launched after I left Two West. It was one of my final projects that needed to be finished up. Mad props to Damion and Bradj for the help on getting this site up.

BWR Corporate Website

I’ve been creating unique dealer sites for franchisees of unique businesses. Typically, what TMPDM can offer as services for individual dealers.

I have so much work from Block. This isn’t that impressive of a sample, but it was radically different from what was live. I attempted to push a radically different site design while in-season. We A/B tested it and the numbers came back positive - but there was a “glitch” in the reporting that made the presented numbers look bad. Anyway, users interacted more with my design then the one they went with.

H&R Block brought me to the mid-west. I was the visual and creative owner of Block’s on-line properties for just over 4 years. I was personally involved with 3 major re-designs for Block.com (not including the major re-designs for the other sites).

Bill & Scott have the numbers on our success, but generally speaking we rocked the space and users were able to navigate and in essence “do their taxes.” We had a lot of fun working on the site (even if we lost a LOT of sleep).

Personally re-designed TaxCut.com 3 different times.

This is actually live in some form (new wrapper I believe). The screen shot isn’t that sexy, but the work Greg did on this, and the backend technology is very cool & seamless (which is why I’m proud of it). This application too a very long while to complete (by no fault of Greg or myself), but we kept things very strict with the details.

We had been (for years) kicking around the idea of establishing our group as a “separate” entity. Still tied to the organization, but in a more services capacity. We played around with different possibilities.

A freelance website project. I updated the old site into a more structured environment and handed over the development to them.

The Busey Group Website

In-season offer that was designed to live on Dell Desktops.

This is the HP up-sell that was designed to live on HP Desktop computers.

After every tax season we would burn all the files and dance around naked… kidding (talk about taking something out of context). We would review what worked, what was a miss, how we could work better with the deliverables - a Post-Mortum. The year of this sample, the theme was… wait for it… Vegas BABY!

I would like to add that we didn’t in fact GO to Vegas.

A set of icons I created intended to help illustrate our three main core services. Identifiers. They never stuck.

This application rested as a desktop background. It was designed to live at an internet cafe for a convention HRB was sponsoring. Office specific individuals would interact with it to learn how Online could help them.