I was asked by Hajoca Corporation to build a website for their recruiting team. The website would be used to attract new employees while providing potential new-hires with information. Also, the website showcases a few testimonial videos a co-worker and I had created using After Effects.

The website was built using WordPress along with a combination of custom HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Much of the additional custom code was used for making the website ADA compliant in regard to keyboard accessibility and screen readers. Custom CSS was used for making the website meet corporate brand guidelines in addition to improving mobile and tablet responsiveness.

This web app I developed pulls in data using the Deezer API. Users can scroll through song previews and search by artist/album names.

To view the app in your browser, please visit the link here.

At Hajoca Corporation, I created internal email communications that would be sent to all of Hajoca's branches. A content writer would provide the text while I would create the layout and visuals. I would build the finalized email in Constant Contact.

The design process included utilizing the company's brand colors to create simple, clean, and captivating email graphics. Unlike logo design where icons are typically simplified and minimal, these graphics would exhibit a happy medium between clean and detailed design.

Information has been altered to protect the privacy of the client.

These food icons were created for a Hajoca Corporation newsletter. The monthly newsletters focus on promoting healthy lifestyles involving eating habits, exercise, mental health, and financial well-being.

Hajoca Corporation asked that I create food icons for a section regarding the benefits of eating specific foods. I utilized the brand's orange color to create icons that are clean and inviting.

The "T" stands for "Transcend" in "Transcend the noise in a digital age."

This phone case design was inspired by extravagant hand-lettered typography and low resolution images.

While one usually strives to avoid using low quality images, I thought it might be intriguing to deliberately use low-res images. By combining low resolution digitized images with organic lettering and photos of nature, the piece merges two seemingly incongruent themes into a single piece (technology and nature).

The icon represents "transcending the noise in society," or focusing on what matters in a world that sometimes seems to be saturated with fake news, unrealistic standards, warped ideas of beauty, and irrelevant distractions. The low resolution images represent the noise. It is important that we stay connected to nature and our higher purpose in the world.

The logo's location on the cellphone case creates a sense of irony, self-awareness, and style.

This website was created for a fictitious beer brand I developed. The website expands on the can's package design with elements that suggest quantum physics, waves, and particles.

Building this website served as an opportunity to practice working with CSS3's web layout model – flexbox. The website can be viewed on GitHub at the link here.