I'm Matthew Anderson, a San Francisco-based graphic designer who designs for web, motion, and print. I like simplicity.
I also write code for websites. HTML, CSS, jQuery and Wordpress are a few of the things I'm handy with.
In between projects for 350.org during the COP15 conference in Copehagen, I made an introductory page for a personal friend of mine, sustainability analyst Adele Peters. Criteria for the page were simple: A minimalist color scheme, and all the content had to be on one page. This is a great example of lightning-quick project that went from concept to design to coding in less than 24 hours. Visit Page »
Role: Design, Coding
Technologies: HTML/CSS, Adobe Photoshop
On 10/24, the 350.org site saw over 20,000 photos come in from 5200 events in 181 countries. I designed a front page that highlighted some of the most amazing actions, introduced newcomers to the 350 concept, and helped organizers upload photos and videos from their events.
Role: Concepting, Design, HTML/CSS/Javascript coding
Technologies: HTML/CSS, jQuery, AJAX, Drupal
Visit Site: http://350.org
Postscript is an editorial blog for good friends, Shree and Paul.
Commenting is encouraged by a number of features, including sidebar blocks displaying the latest comments and the top commenters on the site. A restrained color palette and a strong focus on typography give the site an intelligent, fashionable appearance.
Roles: Architecture, Design, Coding, Maintenance
Technologies: WordPress, jQuery, @font-face, HTML/CSS
Link: http://postscript.cc
Role: Coding, Buildout, Testing
Technologies: HTML, CSS, Dreamweaver, Photoshop
Link: http://www.epilepsyandmychild.org
The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) agency needed an email newsletter template that would be attention-grabbing and easy to update. I collaborated with other designers to code an attractive template that displays properly in a wide variety of mail clients.
Role: Coding, Testing, Mail System Integration,
Technologies: HTML, Photoshop
