DESIGN: GRAPHIC DESIGN: RNL

RNL is a large architectural practice with offices in Denver, Los Angeles, Phoenix and Dubai. Their website displays specific projects by market and service sectors.

I designed a system of thumbnail image-swaps and labels with text-rollovers which allows the visitor to see many views of various projects, including a text description, on any given page.

The home page features 12 project thumbnails with larger images swapping on the right.

Project pages feature 3 project rows with 3 images per project. They also have 3 project text rollovers, and one overview text rollover.

(Update: this site has been rebuilt, keeping the look & feel of my design, but adding dynamic-input functionality for the client.)

The site's "gallery pages" review internal specialty projects and awards. These pages vary from the thumbnail-style project pages, and instead feature complex layered images that have transparent regions.

(Update: these pages are currently offline.)

The current website, shown above, was built directly from a previous website, shown to the left, which I had designed for their 50th anniversary. The current website took the same underlying content, html, and javascript and reskinned it, using new CSS rules.

I designed a 50th Anniversary graphic, consisting of a logo, a yellow angled line, and the word "inspire." It was added to a variety applications: stationery, display boards, advertisements, presentations, etc.

I also wrote a variety of copy for these designs, including a series of market-sector slogans, and headlines for the advertisements.

The invitation to the 50th Anniversary party.

Postcard with the 50th Anniversary graphic. This card carries the slogan for the education market

Advertisements for an Arizona real-estate magazine. I wrote and designed these ads and a variety of others for magazines and newspapers.