I also design and build websites — for the research groups, centers, and conferences I've been part of. Clean, fast, framework-free front-ends that make the work easy to find. A few from around the University of Washington — live, archived, and a bit of print.
The web home of the Li Group — Xiaosong Li's theoretical-chemistry lab at UW, where I earned my PhD. I designed and built the site around a fast, icon-driven sidebar: research areas, people, publications, news, and a landing spot for the group's open-source ChronusQ code.
Then → Now
The group's earlier “LABMEN” site — my first design for the lab, which the current one above replaced.
The Molecular Engineering & Materials Center — an NSF Materials Research Science and Engineering Center directed by Daniel Gamelin, advancing quantum-materials research. I designed and built the public site: research thrusts (IRG-1 & IRG-2), shared facilities, education & outreach, partnerships, and news.
Theory & Application of Computational Chemistry · Aug–Sep 2016
Designed & built — J. W. May
The conference site for the 2016 TACC meeting in Seattle — program, speakers, committee, and registration behind a Space-Needle hero. Built for the event; taken down once it wrapped, like most conference sites.
Archived — no longer online
TACC 2016 · Also in print
…and the conference program.
Same conference, on paper. I designed the printed program's cover and sponsor pages — carrying the Space-Needle identity from the site into print.
