Portfolio
- Sparkles
Photo Retouching - Keetee
Website - Digital Art
Website - CGS 2100
Website - Muzakbox
Website - Information Technology
Website - School of EECS
Identity - Mira
Illustration
About
Allison House is an Orlando, Florida web professional with six years of experience in website design and development. She strives to create distinguished, easy-to-use websites that ensure a top-quality online presence. (Read her blog at keetee.com →)
- Website design & development
- Website analysis
& optimization
- Practical search engine optimization, accessibility standards, cross-browser and cross-resolution testing, competitor analysis, traffic tracking and reporting
- Graphic Design & Photo Retouching
- Identity (logos, business cards, letterheads), advertisement, photo retouching and manipulation.
Portfolio
Sparkles, Photo Retouching
The original image is by Marinah Diaz and can be found here.
Click here for a higher resolution version.
Keetee, Website — http://www.keetee.com
My blog website for Photoshop-focused design tutorials, tips, and inspiration.
Digital Art Portfolio, Website — http://art.arikel.org
After years of creating digital art, I finally created a website to give it all an online home. My goal with this website was to create a one-page site that was artistic without being overwhelming to keep the focus on the art.
Computer Fundamentals for Business Lab, Website
I created this website to house the documents I use to teach my CGS 2100 (Computer Fundamentals for Business) labs at the University of Central Florida.
Muzakbox, Website — http://www.muzakbox.com
Muzakbox is a web-based media player co-created by Cloudspace web developer Adrian Bravo and myself. I designed the user interface and provided recommendations for the functionality of its components. This project is in development.
SDES Information Technology, Website — http://www.it.sdes.ucf.edu
I worked closely with the University of Central Florida's SDES IT department to design and develop this website for their team. The new design updated their look and provided increased ease of use for their clients across the division.
This website has since been used as the basis for a series of templates that are being used to re-design websites division-wide.
School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Identity
These desktop wallpaper and mousepad designs were created for the University of Central Florida's School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. The desktop wallpaper is currently in use in three of their computer labs and mousepads were distributed department-wide.
