Summary

My experience with HTML started in 2004, when I built websites for local collegiate student organizations (and won some awards, too). Since then, I've taken on independent projects and grown my skills progressively (HTML/CSS, jQuery, WordPress, PHP, etc.). Knowing how to code has allowed me to work on some interesting problems, including building a web-based psychology study for my research course in college.

My freelance clients came from small biotech start-ups, e-commerce businesses, to academic institutions. At LONI, I worked with web developers and produced a number of web designs, ranging from an academic conference site to global research sites.

This website was coded in HTML/CSS using the Foundation framework. Before this, I built a one-page parallax website in 2013. Here are some selected websites I've designed and coded over the years.

ADNI - Alzheimer’s Disease Neuroimaging Initiative

I was tasked with redesigning the ADNI homepage for demonstration at a stakeholders meeting. The objective was to increase usability and introduce responsive mobile designs. I moved essential elements to the front, after interviewing with users and researchers, along with analytics review. Redundant and less important items were removed from the home page.

Original design

OHBM - Organization for Human Brain Mapping

This is a thematic and modern, responsive, design for an international Human Brain Mapping conference to be held in Hawaii.

Style guide

Tablet design

Mobile design

Laboratory for Synthetic Immunity

2014 - Customized WordPress site

Takamaru

2013 - Japanese Restaurant

Chef's Corner Foods

2012 - Asian food services

UCLA Circle K

2005 - Collegiate service club
This website still works very well. Feel free to check it out.