Makeup Bizz

Makeup Bizz

Makeup Bizz is a site I developed for my mom’s friend, who works as a makeup artist part time. I actually created a site for her during my senior year of college (before I really knew what I was doing), and it was not good. I volunteered to redesign her site because I felt bad about how terrible it was. I am much more happy with this design; I feel like it has kind of like a classic feel to it.

There was one design element that the client wanted me to carry over: the lipstick smudge on the right hand side. I think it works pretty well on the new site because it gives the site more balance.

My role in this project was everything: the design, the slicing, the JavaScript image rotator on the homepage, and the contact form. I also used sIFR on the homepage to have the words Elegance. Style over top of the branding images. I used the Dean Edwards’ IE7 scripts and a lightbox effect for the portfolio as well.

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Who Am I?

Trevor Davis I’m Trevor Davis, a 24 year old Front-End Developer. Basically, I make web sites.

By day, I work for Matrix Group International in Alexandria, VA, and by night, I freelance.

Feel free to get in touch with me about anything.

What Have I Done?

  • The MatriX Files
  • Wireless Career
  • George Washington Wired
  • Direct Selling 411
  • Makeup Bizz
  • InstallNET
  • National Park Foundation
  • Worldwide Breast Cancer

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