I created this site yo award the best in web design.
KY3 Interview
Recently I was interviewed by KY3 In Springfield, MO for creating the first "IOB" Interactive Online Book that was unveiled with John Scheizca's Truck Town series with Simon & Schuster.
I have worked with Packy closely over the last two years, in several different areas. He always brings incredible creativity, and “outside-the-box” thinking to new design projects. His designs and theory are an inspiration and a motivation to those that work closely with him.
Lance A Ward -Springfield Photographer
Graphic & Web Design Portfolio
Recent Projects:
Flash Angle, and more particularly its various Award Programs, were designed to supply formal recognition and acknowledge the hard work and dedication that each applicant has put into designing their web sites using their own brand of style creativity, and content. It is to these sites that we owe our thanks as they are the primary reason that we deigners need -- collectivly for inspiration and development.
My up & coming website still in beta.
It's just the beginning, check back soon to see how Adobe CS4 products are revolutionizing interactive online websites.
Kinesio Taping Project:
While working with Xynergy in Santa Fe, NM:
I developed the Content Management System, Web Styling, Flash and Kinesio Taping's Online SEO Campaign. After completion they were featured in the Beijing Olympics.
With this years Beijing Olympics completed, Kinesio® couldn't be more excited. With this years Summer Games and a successful Online Campaign.
A Great Web Design Philosophy Is This: the more you simplify, the less profound you have to be; and the simpler you are the more profound. This philosophy can also be practical.
Web design is cyclical. Aspiration is not to attain some cookie-cutter standard on the web. Rather it is to take whatever is meaningful about the web design at the moment, express it, and then move on, making the need to repeat design obsolete. Each client is branded with a unique message (not the same thing over and over). This makes the conceptual work, which is added and discarded all the time, effective and innovative, and the web design classic and modern.
Simplicity is key, and still remains as it should be -- an open concept.