About
the Art Pages
The "Art" area opens here with business/presentation
graphics, then moves to pedagogical/textbook
illustration (with two major titles and assorted pieces),
next to a collection of editorial
pieces and ends with a branded treatment
of artwork. All artwork can be prepared for computer or print,
in all popular formats.
Presentation
Artwork
Part
1
of 3 (go
to Part 2,
go to Part 3)
Consolidated
Parts Pooling
This diagram was created for a PowerPoint presentation to
illustrate the purchasing flow of a sourcing application designed
for the airline industry. It was animated by having the same
piece of art appear in the same positions with step-by-step
modification (animation sweeps) to coincide with the narration.
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here for enlarged view
Design
Requirement's Flow
This flow illustration was taken from a design presentation
to describe how user centric design influences the overall
process. The two paths of influencing information arrive from
the user and site/application owners, blended by the business
and marketing teams (responsible for the solution) and eventually
built by the development department(s). The “User Experience”
group is (in blue and highlighted) responsible for translating
the final requirements and creating easy-to-use functionality
before they deliver it to tech development and QA.
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