athletes for equal rights/interactive timeline

September 15, 2020

We wanted the site to have a homepage that was more than just a landing. With the help of Jacob Yanoff, we storyboarded and designed an interactive timeline presenting a short history of athletes and activism.I developed this part of the site on a separate development server and eventually moved it to the main site. […]

aquametric/methods of measuring velocity

September 11, 2020

While stage height can provide useful data to help predict flood events or other localized events, it is sometimes not enough to be able to quantitatively measure how one water body will interact with another. The flow rate can provide this data, but in order to measure it, you need to know a) the cross […]

aquametric/more robust hardware alternative

September 2, 2020

I’ve been working on an alternative sensor version for areas where natural conditions or people are likely to damage the device. The idea of a fully enclosed PVC sensor design came from my mentor session with Bruce Dominguez. While this design will be harder to install, it will be much more resilient to damage. Currently […]

athletes for equal rights/wordpress blog

August 9, 2020

I had created a number of websites, but all of those were for myself so I never bothered with content management or a complicated backend. The PHP backend of WordPress was definitely a learning experience for me. After creating a custom theme for the site, I created the skeleton pages that Emma and Olivia would […]

athletes for equal rights/logo and style guide

July 13, 2020

The logo and style needed to reflect this spirit. It borrows many of the design cues from the Black Lives Matter movement.Since the logo would appear most frequently on Instagram, creating a small and recognizable logo with a square aspect ratio was important. At the same time, the full name of the AFER is too […]