The idea around this was for USA TODAY to partner with TIAA. A microsite would be built to allow a person to nominate themselves or someone else. The winners would receive an award for making a difference in their community. I created a logo identity to reflect the purpose of this theme. Left to Right: 1. The different ways to enter the contest. 2. The judges who will make the final vote. 3. The ways to celebrate being the winner. Post your picture and decorate it. Share with your friends online.

This comp was developed to show the client how they can use Interactive graphic capabilities on serious matters like mental illness. It shows how they can utilize video and infographics to highlight content based on a series/documentary but still educate the people.

Promoting Amazon's series The Tick, the client wanted a custom interactive retro video game mock. The objective was to design an interface that would allow you to continue to scroll down. Each scene would then lead you to the next.
Note: The look and feel of the characters were drawn digitally.

A guide to educate the Sales team on product opportunities across the brand in print and digital. These are only a few pages of the book.

The idea of this evite was to have USA TODAY organize a competition amongst two ad agencies. The winner with the best recipe would receive bonus media space, both in print and in digital.

This email was sent to offer clients a Programmatic inventory of products.

This comp showcases user experience and interaction with a Pushdown unit on USA TODAY's News homepage.

The idea behind this was to build out a landing page. USA TODAY was looking to partner with Quickbooks to showcase the 25 Small Businesses that made an impact in their community.

This infographic was developed as a process to represent an app called "Grandstand" and how it is used in the print industry.

Medscape social media posts on LinkedIn.