Nathan Crenshaw

Responsible for front-end development, including HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for The Weather Channel’s website, weather.com. Worked closely with designers, product managers, and back-end developers to create a unified project.

Worked with developers, usability experts, information architects, and business analysts to develop web layouts and designs for ATT.com. Created static and animated promotional banners for different areas with in the AT&T Mobility site.

Designed, developed and maintained websites for municipal government clients. Worked on site with the City of Sandy Springs as the primary graphic designer for all collateral material, both internal and external. Drafted press releases and copy for the Sandy Springs website.

Responsible for fulfilling graphic needs for both internal and external clients. Developed printed material and Web graphics for high profile Center for Disease Control and Prevention programs. Worked with clients to develop new and creative ways to get their messages to their clients through printed materials and Web applications.

Acted as a graphic designer and the webmaster for a fast-paced textile printing company, participating in a collaborative design process with clients, sales representatives and account management. Responsible for the creation and maintenance of the company Web sites, including interactive catalogs and online stores. Additionally responsible for custom print catalogs, promotional fliers, magazine advertisements, postcards and any other peripheral design material. 

Development of original Web and print design projects based on client specifications. Clients ranging from small business to large cooperations (ie. Parks at Chehaw, Dr. Larry Daugherty, DMD, Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital, Paranormal Research Society, etc.)