For the last eight years, I've designed stunning, easy-to-use websites and applications for businesses and non-profits of all sizes, including several Fortune 500 companies.
The products I create are the result of a rich, multi-disciplinary creative and technical background, a commitment to sweating the small stuff, and a firm belief in simple, yet inspiring design, web standards, and usability.
I help businesses solve problems and engage customers to achieve real, quantifiable, sustainable results. But don't take my word for it - see for yourself!
Enjoy! Bill Judge
I've built my experience by designing, developing and supporting websites and applications for well over 100 local, regional and national businesses and organizations.
Currently, I fill a lead support role with The Kroger Co., providing MOSS 2007 web content management administration and technical support for Kroger's family of consumer sites. I also held a pivotal role in the redesign, rearchitecture and relaunch of these sites between 2006-2008, providing creative direction, UI design, front-end development, and overseeing implemenetation of the new visual design.
I recently joined the Kroger UI Center of Excellence, a multi-disciplinary team of UI and UX Designers, Usability Engineers and Software Developers that focuses on developing resources and assets to promote consistency, reusability and best practices for the UI design of Kroger websites and applications. Among the projects I've been involved with include the visual redesign of Kroger's company Intranet.
Kroger.com is an interactive, feature-rich consumer site providing customers with store news and events, special offers, online circulars, digital coupons, recipes, and more. I was responsible for the user experience and page design for this series of pages that were designed to help registered kroger.com users complete common account management tasks.
In 2007, Kroger embarked on an agressive e-mail marketing campaign targeting millions of Kroger customers. I have designed several stationery concepts, each of which can be seen below. The first is based on the new visual design of the Kroger family of websites. The others were completed in early 2007 and are based on the previous visual design.
In early 2009, I proposed the following redesign to the Kroger.com global navigation component in order to better accommodate the increasing number of users looking to learn more about career opportunities with The Kroger Co. Included below are the four different concepts I produced.
During the relaunch of FrysFood.com in 2008, I was engaged to design the user interface for a custom program enrollment module to be used by registered FrysFood.com users. The sequential workflow I conceived can be seen in the screenshots below.
Launched in early 2007, Kroger.com/rewards is a brochure micro-site supporting the new Kroger rewards program, a consumer rewards program available to customers in a select number of Kroger markets. I was responsible for driving the visual design from concept to implementation.
Family-owned and operated since 1908, Aglamesis Brothers is a Cincinnati, Ohio purveyor of gourmet chocolates and premium ice creams. Aglamesis was cited by Bon Appetit magazine as one of the last remaining authentic ice cream parlors in the United States. While under the employment of NetCrafters, I was fortunate enough to take the lead role in the redesign of Aglamesis.com. The two design concepts I produced are included below.
Corporate Collaborations is an executive search firm focusing on placing top talent in the area of corporate finance. Their clients are among the world leaders their industry, including several Fortunate 500 firms. I produced the homepage concepts included below while working on the initial phase of the site redesign completed by NetCrafters.
Eads Fence Co. has been a leader in the commerical and residential fence market since 1980, providing retail and wholesale sales, and installation, of many brands and styles of fences. While with NetCrafters in 2006, I was responsible for the visual design of eFenceStore.com, Eads' new e-commerce storefront.
The Mike Castrucci team of dealerships is among the nation's leaders in the sale and service of new and used luxury conversion vans. They partnered with the team at NetCrafters in 2006 to create ConversionVanLand.com, which showcases their inventory of custom conversion vans, and equip customers with an easy-to-use rapid quote tool. My role was to provide the creative and user-interface design for the site.
Since 1978, Camden Homes has constructed the finest luxury homes in many of the Tri-State's most upscale communities. In 2005, they partnered with NetCrafters to embark on a ground-up redesign of CamdenHomes.com. I was responsible for guiding the visual redesign, and produced the two design concepts included below, the first of which remains in use today.
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