clients – Rachel M. Murray Design

summary of clients

I’ve advised clients on a variety of projects. Sometimes they need the final product; sometimes they don’t need
a product so much as a trusted adviser to explain the options available to them. Regardless of the needs, all
my clients receive my full attention and professionalism to solve their problems and implement the solutions.

I’ve done work on projects for the following clients:

all clients

Below you’ll find a few of my projects – live work posted where available.

Information Architecture and Interaction Design:

Most of my career has involved doing IA and IxD for a variety of clients. These are the finished sites of the projects:

Who:

Client: Alterian
Industry: Software
Agency: Web Associates
Role: Information Architect, Interaction Designer, Content Strategist

Who:

Client: Aptina
Industry: Semicons
Agency: Web Associates
Role: Information Architect and Interaction Designer

Who:

Client: Blue Mountain Center for Meditation
Industry: Non profit
Agency: none
Role: Business Analyst, Information Architect and Interaction Designer

What:

Complete redesign of an existing corporate Web site

What:

Complete original design of a new corporate Web site

What:

Complete redesign for a non-profit, ecommerce Web site

How:

I created identifiable nomenclature for users and navigation systems that supports users needs by creating a content strategy, sitemap and wireframes.

How:

I created taxonomy/sitemap and wireframes for major pages on the site

How:

I redesigned the previous site using business analysis, IA and interaction design deliverables. which lead to a successfully relaunched site. Find out more about this project on the accompanying Case Study

Who:

Client: Cisco
Industry: Hardware
Agency: Web Associates
Role: Interaction designer

Who:

Client: Micron
Industry: Semicons
Agency: Web Associates
Role: Interaction designer

Who:

Client: Tesla Motors
Industry: Automobile
Agency: Web Associates
Role: Interaction designer

What:

Complete redesign of an existing corporate micro Web site for the ‘Digital Cribs’ microsite campaign

What:

Complete redesign of an existing corporate Web site

What:

Redesign of an existing Corporate Web site registration process

How:

I designed an engaging experience to build excitement for the Digital Cribs Consumer Products campaign microsite.

How:

I designed a more efficient secondary navigational structure by creating wireframes that fit into an existing corporate visual brand. My design work helped secure future client engagements with Micron.

How:

I designed a more usable registration process, reducing 8 pages to 3, and my design work helped secure future engagements with the client.

Marketing


Who: Client Sandbridge Technology Industry: Semicon Agency: Disruptive Strategies Role: Marketing Consultant	Who: Client: Shareable Industry: Community blog Agency: none Role: Publicity Consultant	Who: Client: Single Life Camp Industry: Events Agency: none Role: Marketing Consultant
What: Event management for a corporate trade show booth and Web site management	What: Publicity outreach for a Barcamp unconference ‘Design for Resilience’.	What: Strategic marketing and planning for an event
How: I managed the creation of a booth for Mobile World Congress 2009, including . event management and a redesign Web site for the event. I created an Intranet for the project, which was successfully completed and the company achieved their objectives for the event, including successful meetings in the booth.	How: I created a list of 90 Bay Area media outlets to help publicize the event for Sharable.net, ensuring the event was publicized to a wide variety of possible attendees across a variety of affinity groups.	How: I created a full marketing campaign (including a WordPress based site) for a new product line including strategy, branding and publicity via traditional and social media outlets. Client able to promote the product line for potential clients in other cities using templates I created for future event management.

Web design


Who Client: Jane Earle Industry: Art Agency: none Role: Information architect, Interaction designer, Graphic Designer and Web designer	Who: Client: Peter Stone Industry: Academic Agency: none Role: Information architect, Interaction designer, Graphic Designer and Web designer	Who: Client: Myself Agency: Personal brand Role: Information architect, Interaction designer, Graphic Designer and Web designer
What: Professional personal brand site for an artist	What: Professional portfolio site for an academic	What: Professional portfolio site for a designer
How: I designed and developed a simple, clean, non-technical Javascript and XHTML and CSS photo gallery site for this Toronto based visual artist	How: I designed and developed a basic XHTML and CSS based static Web site for a Stanford Univeristy political science professor.	How: I designed and developed a XHTML and CSS site for my personal portfolio, including 5 various design versions over the duration of the site.