W e b s i t e s

Websites produced by Sarah Strachan
at the Center for Electronic Art 1995-1996

PLEASE NOTE: Many of these sites have been updated, changed or taken down since I worked on them from 1995-1996. This list is only to give you an idea of the types of sites I worked on and the links do not represent actual work I did. Of all the sites the Oakland Zoo site remains truest to the original site that I produced.

The Oakland Zoo, July 1996
Independently managed and produced site in collaboration with client and members of the graduate lab. Oversaw all aspects of creation of the Web site, including the instructional design, selection and hiring of students, and web site programming and graphic design.

Marina Middle School Mapping Project, May 1996
Worked with San Francisco School Volunteers and students from the Marina Middle School to create a web site for a student project. Taught students HTML, scanning and Photoshop skills, and worked with them to produce the site.

Kensington Microwares Ltd., February, 1996
Converted and formatted all graphics for high visibility commercial web site. Wrote HTML code, including the guest books and surveys. Worked closely with and advised client on technical and artistic concerns of the site construction.

The Virtual Cafe, Ongoing 1995-1996
Managed and coordinated production team of artists and web designers for site devoted to the promotion of artists and web technology. Researched and acquired content. Built HTML for the gallery section. Contributed art work.

Lynne Brooks-Korn, March, 1996
Independently produced site to showcase the artwork of Lynne Brooks-Korn. Designed site structure and navigation, wrote HTML, created graphics. Hired and managed programmer to write a counter script.

City Portraits, December, 1995
Web site produced by CEA for use in two multimedia interactive events at San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, A Family Day, and The Meet the Future Conference held in collaboration with The Support Center for Non-Profit Management. Site allowed families to automatically build their own home pages and place themselves on a map of San Francisco. Worked with a programmer to achieve automatic page generation for the participants, created original graphics for the site, wrote HTML and designed the site structure. Organized and coordinated the use of the web site at the live events at the Museum of Modern Art and managed the students who helped participants create their home pages. Site currently awaiting sponsorship for live version.w

Triad, October, 1995
Wrote HTML code for this commercial site.

The Center for Electronic Art, 1996
Responsible for updating CEA web site, organizing new content and writing HTML.

CEA Production Department, 1996
Produced web site describing the services of the CEA graduate lab, wrote content and HTML.

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Sarah Strachan
sarah@sitdogsit.com