This is a website for Demo Mirror, which is an interview podcast featuring conversations with musicians and artists about the creative process. I redesigned the site in 2014 using WordPress. I kept it simple with all black & white color scheme. The theme’s circular crop design fit nicely with the episodic and frequently updated nature of the posts, and looks/works great on mobile devices. Visit the site: http://demomirror.com/…

I designed the Arsenal Center for the Arts website with Olivia Glennon in 2012 and still maintain the site. This was a complete ground-up build, which catered specifically to the multidisciplinary nature of the organization’s programming, while simultaneously simplifying as many elements as possible for an ideal user experience. The first version went live as an HTML site in 2012, and was then converted to WordPress in 2013. In 2014, we added an online registration system to the site using EventEspresso via WordPress, which I also helped facilitate and design. Visit the site: http://arsenalarts.org/…

WordPress site created for The Bynars, a synthpop band from Boston. The site features blog posts, show listings & archive, a photo gallery, music video section, press links, lyrics, and (mostly importantly) sidebars which easily stream music so anyone can hit play and listen without any hassle. Rule #1: A play button should be featured on the main page of every band’s website, not hidden in pages of content. Visit the site: http://thebynars.com/…

An archive website for the defunct Massachusetts rock band Lights. This site hosts all the content from their 2003-2007 run, complete with free MP3 downloads of all the band’s albums, photo and video galleries, plus detailed and alternate versions of album artwork. To build this site I used Indexhibit, a portfolio CMS most frequently used by visual artists (painters, printmakers, etc.). Since we had so much visual content for this band, why not bend the rules and use a platform that bands don’t usually use? It was a great fit, and we hope to keep the site running for years…