Here's an introduction to CSS Prism. The current version, which was developed in my free time over a two week span, has a rather unfortunate usability flaw that results in some users never discovering that after they edit the colors in a CSS file, they can download an updated copy of that file. I actually got an email shortly after release asking for this feature! I've been working on a new version that addresses this issue, and presents CSS Prism in a more webapp-like format. Thanks to a hard drive failure last week, I don't have a working link to this new version - so here's a mockup of the new CSS Prism. The mockup is slightly outdated (recent changes were made in-browser, not in Photoshop) but it's pretty close to what the iteration will look like at launch.
I did some IA and visual design work as a consultant for a Socialight project that was abandoned during a pivot.
My fiancee and I used to play a lot of Scrabble. To keep score (of current and past games), I developed a webapp for desktop use before shifting my attention to a more phone-friendly format.
An old student project, detailed in one book. This PDF is best viewed with two pages (together creating one open spread) showing at once. I'm still rather pleased with the packaging designs featured toward the end of the book.
