Web design contract financed by ITI Life Sciences

ITI Life Sciences required a recruitment site to be designed that involved data mining of CV’s. Designed the interface, navigation, look and feel for the site. This involved working with a team of developers, each an expert in their own field. The design had to be flexible to display different database results.

 

Adobe Web Premium CS3 was the software used for design. Grails was the development language and agile was the development process. Subversion was used for version control.

Web design and development contract

Redesigned, from scratch, the Human Capital section of the RBS Human Resources website. This involved requirements analysis, navigation structure design, building and publishing web pages. Pages were coded using HTML, CSS, ASP and XML. Photoshop was used to design the look and feel of each page.

Web design and development contract

Hand coded HTML, CSS, ASP and XML pages to strict web standards within RBS Group Property. This involved creating new site structures, web pages, modifying existing content and web publishing (development, test and stage).

 

Web content editing contract

Created, updated and published web pages (content managed) on the well known ‘Choose Life’ website. Designed reports and charts from Google Analytics results in order to record, measure and communicate marketing effectiveness.

 

Web application interface design

Redesigned the front-end of a Community Nursing system in order to make it easier to use and understand. Developers then implemented the design.

 

Training

Organised and delivered training sessions to nurses at Community Centres throughout Glasgow. Nurses were shown how to use the Community Nursing web system and transfer patient details from an IPAQ to a central server.

 

Flash design contract

This design role involved creating an eLearning (or blended learning) resources CD Rom for lecturers. The CD Rom demonstrates a range of eLearning techniques, methods and styles. Using Flash and ActionScript, the CD Rom was programmed and designed to convey the use of the following eLearning resources: Quia, Hot Potatoes, Flash, Course Genie, Reload, Respondus, Wink, Accelerator and eTool Database.