With the help of Daymuse, and a new clean design, JNPM desired a transformation of their web precense. In their words:
[JNPM] would like to move to a CMS with added functionality and create a more cutting-edge design...the goal of the website is to have significantly more functionality and have a professional appearance on par with [our peers].
AbsolutelyMassage.com is the virtual information and appointment tool for the leading ART certified massage therapy practice in the Northern Virginia region.Sherry Moeser graduated from AKS Massage Therapy School in Herndon, VA in January 2011. Sherry is certified by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCBTMB) and state licensed by the Virginia Board of Nursing. Sherry graduated from George Mason University with a B.S. in Event Management and Tourism and worked in the event planning industry prior to her massage profession.
Our client was seeking an organization to take internally created visual designs and convert them to a functional user interface. This UI would feature rich interface components heavily reliant on JavaScript for asynchronous actions. Daymuse developed an HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript-based front-end that later served as the basis for the fully functional product. This internal tool would be used by their clients for better data analysis and modeling.
Marriott wanted to rebuild their package finding system and in that, a new front-end. This new finder widget’s UI would use jQuery and modern CSS/XHTML to provide a useable interface.
The George Washington University Science & Engineering Complex is a new multi-hundred-million dollar complex being constructed in DC on GWU’s campus. The upcoming programs, construction, and ideas needed to be communicated to the the greater University population and neighbors.
They needed an e-mail template that would be on brand and flexible. The e-mail template needed to be compatible with nearly 30 different e-mail clients, it’s always surprising to people that e-mail template cross-compatability can be more difficult than browser cross-compatability!
Alumni & Development, part of The George Washington University, was seeking a mobile version of their website. They needed a top-to-bottom approach for design and wanted full compatibility with the major smartphones on the market.
GW Today, The George Washington University’s premiere news source, was seeking a mobile version of their website. They needed a top-to-bottom approach for design and wanted full compatibility with the major smartphones on the market.
The George Washington University, in Washington DC, has been working to centralize their branding and design approach for the past few years. The Universal Web Presence is a multi-million dollar initiative to do just that. The project focuses on the eventual goal of unifying the design of the University’s some 700,000 web pages and dozens of Colleges, Divisions, and Departments.
While GWU was undergoing a thorough change to their web presence via the Universal Web Presence initiative, the University was also undergoing a design review of their individual schools and branding. This yielded many new design ideas, some of which have been implemented and some of which remain (and probably always will be) as concepts. I’ve been involved with providing technical expertise for the Visual Design and Information Architecture teams as well as front-end prototyping.
