SELECTED WORKS - ausgewählte Werke
Pabst Blue Ribbon
2012
In 2012, Pabst Blue Ribbon settled on a new website to replace their aging and non-mobile friendly Flash site. With the theme of having a Pintrest style website that revolved around Pabst Blue Ribbon. After the buildout completed on desktop, I worked with the team to port the entire desktop codebase over to three different layouts while keeping the markup exactly the same as the original desktop version. Sounds easier than it actually was.
This site won the Bronze in the ReHatch awards.
athenahealth Rev Calc
2011
An earlier work for athenahealth that entailed me creating a new front-end of a currently existing rules database that was previously created in Flash. This project contained a few tricky elements like a custom coded accordion, custom called tracking api, and a reverse logarithmic application on the sliders to match up the +/- buttons.
Beamland
2013
Deciding on a new site is tough. Beam's previous portfolio site was out of date, and all in Flash. After deciding to build up a site in Perch CMS and Skeleton framework, we had a great base to build for desktop, tablet, and mobile.
PracticeVitals
2012
Built as another multi-platform application for athenahealth, PracticeVitals gave me the ability to selectively target which platform I wanted to develop for, a luxury that is sometimes required when the layouts differ so much.
Mini USA
2011-2012
I've done a lot of work for Mini USA. Landing pages, emails, custom promotional layouts, etc.
Click N Cook
2012
The Greater Boston Foodbank needed a site that would entice users to visit their site on a more regular basis. Click N Cook was the answer that they needed. Utilizing an easy perch CMS, and some JSON calls, we had a fully functional web app in a few short weeks.
Tiara Yachts
2011
One of the issues with working with online media, is that products are transient. While I was at the Allen Roche Group (now Lighthouse Media) I was given the responsibility to create a complete CRUD system that utilized a MS-SQL database for all the content that would be called through PHP. With this, it was pumped through a custom jQuery front-end and PHP template.
Prior to completing this project, I moved on from my position at the company and the site was redone by other people.
I realize the futility of describing a site that passed on, but it was a crucial step for myself in advancing both my UX design and my Front End/Back end skills.
About Tristan
Tristan has been working with web technologies and design for over 15 years. His passions include bicycle racing, automotive racing, and synthesizers.
He is currently available for select projects.
