mrossana

Jumpgate Evolution is a space-based MMORPG, so of course I had some really cool artwork to start with for this design. This website was a microsite that would be used to get users to sign up for the beta release of the game. I was responsible for the design and HTML/CSS.

Another website for a group of very talented musicians. These guys create custom music for film and advertising. I love working with textures in web design. I handled the design, HTML/CSS, and integrated their music into a Flash player.

Designed this cool, interactive gamer card that users would be able to load in their Xbox Live user info and then share or embed it across the internet. I was obviously not playing enough video games at the time I was working on this. Those are some really weak stats!

Sea of Japan is a group of very talented musicians and I designed this one-page website to promote their album Black Out the Stars. Make sure you download the record… it’s free! I again had the pleasure of working with Brian Berryman’s drawings to use in this design, but was also responsible for the HTML/CSS [...]

This had been a print-only publication for years, but I always felt — during my time at Detroit Media Partnership — that the Michigan College Guide would be a perfect online product. While championing this product, I was also responsible for the design and HTML/CSS.

It’s always fun working on designs for a new business pitch; you get to be as creative as you want! For this product, I came up with a new, modern logo and created this look and feel using a color palette that I had seen on a rug at Target. I was very happy with [...]

Featuring the awesome drawings of Brian Berryman, I collaborated with a team to create this website design. I then took this design worked it into an existing Wordrpess template. This was my first WordPress site I had worked with and I vowed to never look back.

While working at Detroit Media Partnership, I played a very active role in the new product development group. This specific product was intended to be a pop culture blog targeted towards 18-36 year-olds. While my primary focus on this project was the product concept, I was also responsible for the creative direction of it.

While adhering to corporate branding guidelines, designed a microsite for potential employees that would be worked into the existing Nissan site. I was responsible the art direction and HTML/CSS.

Partnered with the Signature Media group at Detroit Media Partnership to develop the online counterpart to the print publication. I was responsible for the overall design of the product and the HTML/CSS.