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Deliverables
In addition to the deliverables found in the case studies, I also have experience with the following document types:
Feature Lists

Flowcharts

Functional Specifications

Interactive Prototypes

Site Maps

Style Guides

User Profiles

User Scenarios

Wireframes

(also)
Lesson Plans
Case Studies
Each project requires an appropriate research method and information design solution. In this section, you'll read about three different approaches to the site development process from concept through design.
AIGA Internet Kit
AIGA has 55 chapters and more than 200 student groups all of whom need websites. Because chapters are run by volunteers with limited time, it is critical that the websites are as easy to maintain as possible.
Boxes and Arrows
Boxes and Arrows is a site for interaction designers. In 2006, the team of volunteers is launching a new design, using a new content management system built specifically for editors of online publications.
Consumer Gateway
In 2005, the Barnes & Noble.com gateway was the primary entry point for just under 1,000,000 visitors each day; more during the holiday season.
Site Analytics Redesign
Barnes & Noble.com has over four million products in books alone and hundreds of thousands of other products for sale on their website. In such a vast website, measuring successes other than customer conversion, therefore, can be a daunting task.
Intranet Portal
Through interviews, usability studies, and sessions with the client, we changed the way that employees reach information and tools.
Homepage Redesign
After evaulating business objectives, user goals, and prioritizing features, we designed a more flexible directed gateway to this consumer and business-focused site.
Redesign of Schwab Email Alerts
Based on extensive research from schwab.com users and comparative site analysis, we redesigned the subscription and maintenance process to be user-focused.

Read more about information architecture for Schwab.
Usability Reveals Issues
We conducted usability studies to uncover how users perceive the process of joining the club. Our findings led us to some unexpected and useful results that we used to redesign.

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