I am an independent producer of web sites and interactive stories that inform, educate, and entertain.
My process incorporates aspects of information architecture and user-centered design to give order and meaning to your content.
I have a master's degree in digital media communication and 12 years of experience producing interactive work.
National Geographic needed a set of interactives to educate web site visitors about global warming. Seattle firm IF/THEN designed the pieces and hired me as producer. I collected research, consulted with climate scientists, and worked with the National Geographic team to shape the content.
The Seattle Cancer Care Alliance is a world-class cancer treatment center. Last year I was lucky enough to consult with them on the design of their web site. This year I consulted with Copacino+Fujikado on the design of The Day I Found Out, a web site featuring video testimonials from cancer survivors.
Richard Saul Wurman invented the field of information architecture back in the 1970s. My interview with him has been published in a new book, "Follow For Now," edited by my friend and colleague, Roy Christopher.
I can help you create a rich-media web site or kiosk that inspires and delights visitors. Email me using this form or call 206-325-1422 to discuss the possibilities...