Calvary Chapel Melbourne
Calvary Chapel of Melbourne is a non-denominational church focused on serving Christ through the abilities we have been blessed with. From day one, Calvary Chapel’s mission has been to “go and make disciples.” This is done through the expositional teaching of God’s Word, verse by verse and cover to cover so it can be easily understood and applied to daily life. On this project I have worked on the mobile website, the SiteFinity CMS, and the iOS application.
Fatz Cafe
Fatz cafe is a place that feels like home. Sure other restaurants claim to be home grown or have a hometown appeal. But at FATZ, the restaurants really are "homemade." The proof is in the people, with associates and operational partners that are from the area where each restaurant is located and have strong connections to the community at large. My input into this project was the creation of the pages within the "Menu" section.
http://www.fatz.com/
Assistant Dean Ebrahim Randeree
Ebrahim Randeree is the Assistant Dean at the Florida State University (FSU) College of Communication and Information. As the Dean, he oversees the undergraduate IT program and coordinates the Internship and Outreach program. He teaches classes in Technologies, Health Informatics, and IT Leadership. His teaching style is student focused, making him one of the most popular teachers in the College of Communication and Information.
http://mailer.fsu.edu/~eranderee/The Logos
Project Think Tank
This project was an FSU initiative designed to bring students into the Information Technology and Information Communication Technology majors at FSU. I created three different logos that were used at various events.
FSU IT: Create The Future
Not all college degrees are created equal! FSU is proud to offer two undergraduate degree options within the School of Library and Information Studies that are worth a closer look. I created the logo that is used across the undergraduate recuritment materials.
SketchyFoods.com
I was one of the founding members of the FSU group Sketchy Foods. We use the term “sketchy foods” lovingly. We believe firmly that the best foods are sketchy foods. These foods are not made in a factory using Chemistry Lab precision in their ingredient proportions, but foods created in a home kitchen, shack, cart, or truck using measurements like “three handfuls” and “’till it’s done”. My part in the project was creating all the graphics and of course eating the food.
