welcome to the portfolio of
Welcome to the portfolio of Joseph Robert Lee. My work consists of lovingly hand coded usable sites, but I also have dabbled in a bit of Video and Photography. Look around the site and if you have any questions, please drop me a line at josephrlee [at] gmail dot com. I'm also available for freelance opportunities now.
Trial Vision assists clients in high-stakes and complex litigation with jury research, they were also in need of a redesign to focus in on what services they offered. This was implement with a good typographic hierarchy and a clean visual experince to focus in on the content. A simple CMS was also implemented by Ryan Scherler to allow the client easily edit content.
Features: XHTML/CSS, Photoshop, Frog CMS July 2008
Plateau Software is an environmental audit and risk management company. Plateau was in need of a redesign for a more up to date and professional look, this was done while keeping in mind usability and good old semantic markup.
Features: XHTML/CSS, Javascript, Photoshop March 2008
Portfolio showcase for ceramic artist Robert Lee. Process involved creating a clean accessible site to showcase the work, and let it speak for itself.
Features: XHTML/CSS, Javascript, Photoshop October 2007
Design and front end development for Colligent. A CMS driven site, back-end goods done by Brian Bal.
Features: XHTML/CSS, Photoshop, Typolight CMS September 2007
Academic Advising template for WWU involved complete site redesign with a standards based approach with accessibility and usability in mind.
Features: XHTML/CSS, Javascript June 2007
Portfolio site for sculptor professor at WWU. Minimalist site, with a girded showcase to let the work take center stage and speak for itself.
Features: XHTML/CSS, Javascript June 2007
A remake of the Motorcycle Diaries Trailer called the Bicycle Diaries. A parody of sorts with a chance to explore Motion.
Features: Final Cut Pro, Soundtrack Pro, Motion April 2007
An abstracted chronicle of a day in the life of Joseph Lee edited down to two minutes. The selected details from the commonplace events of the day create a composite portrait of the individual. Viewers will see what it is like to work and subsist on very little sleep. The video uses sound extensively to portray an abstracted view of reality, time, and space.
Features: Final Cut Pro, Soundtrack Pro, Motion March 2007