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Portfolio: Ahold’s very own Peapod
In the early 2000s, Royal Ahold of the Netherlands, owner of stores like Stop-and-Shop and other American grocery retailers, were interested in creating their very own version of Stop-and-Shop’s “Peapod” service which had just been rolled out. A team was …
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Ongoing project: The Virtual American Revolution
I’ve been working on a neat project for a while now. The Virtual American Revolution is the brainchild of Carlton SooHoo, who has embarked on a journey to photograph, in full 360 degree VR, all of the battlefields and key …
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Lack of web accessibility doesn’t save money, it defers costs to other departments
Recently I worked for EDS (now an HP Company) whose client was a major healthcare provider, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts. I was tasked as the vendor’s UI designer and usability specialist on location. My role was to affect …
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Portfolio: State Street Intranet
In 2004 and 2005 I worked for State Street Corporation in their Interactive Marketing group. My job consisted of many duties and activities, including publishing Market Confidence reports to websites, updating and managing content throughout their nine various sites from …
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Portfolio: The ePublishing industry in 1999
Interesting Flash interactive I designed back in 2001 for Sapient, right across from us at Mainspring (later acquired by IBM). It was the closest I ever got to working for them, which I had been interested in since I admired …
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MobileMe Sync “Conflict Review” is easy to use, but possibly useless
One of the purposes of a Conflict Review process between two pieces of code or data is to highlight the actual differences between those two pieces of code or data. It used to mainly be a feature in the coding …