Recently I was asked to redesign the Day & Zimmermann Open Shop website, which would be responsive for desktop and mobile browsers. Currently, the project is on hold.
The design was made in Photoshop.
The online portfolio of Sanford Guerrero, Web Developer and Designer
Development Time: 2.5 weeks.
Launch: November 2014
Purpose: For Day & Zimmermann marketing employees to browse and order marketing collateral. (e.g. posters, stickers, signs, product datasheets, company booklets, etc.)
Development Time: Two months.
Launch: November 2014
Purpose: For contractors to search, view and apply for current engineering, maintenance and construction jobs.
iOS App
Development Time: 1 month.
Go-Live: September 2014.
Purpose: To allow Day & Zimmermann employees in the ECM (Engineering Construction & Maintenance) business to browse and view contact information of current third-party vendors the company does business with.
Completion: 2 days.
Launch: December 2010
Pencil Project is a free Firefox plugin tool that helps web designers sketch a web page they’re planning to build. When they’re done, they can export their creation into an image file, whether emailing to clients or beginning designing.
For me, this tool is nice because I don’t have to waste any paper or ink sketching and I can easily import into Photoshop or Fireworks and begin designing.
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Total project turnaround time: Two weeks.
Utilizing: PHP for dynamic server-side processing, MySQL for data storage, and HTML, CSS and Photoshop for GUI design.
Purpose: For readers to browse and view the best high school athletes in the area and for administrators to import them onto the database.
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Used table-less HTML, CSS and Photoshop for GUI design. This second version design of this sponsored, co-branded website, is loosely inspired by the Comcast SportsNet GUI interface. (See below.)
I re-branded the Varsity Game of the Week page back in December, 2010 with a new logo and web page re-design with table-less HTML, CSS and Photoshop. My logo ended up being in the February 11, 2011 issue of the Courier-Post Varsity section, page 4D.