michael bennett web

I designed this site to outline all of Clear Channel San Diego's online capabilities. It's used as a tool by our entire sales staff and has proven to be extremely successful in making the sale. Given that I designed about 90% of the material on it, it also works as a great secondary portfolio for me :)

Tools: Flash, HTML, PHP, JQuery and Photoshop

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This is a simple Valentine's Day trivia game I threw together for ProFlowers. The goal was to keep the look and feel as close to their campaign as possible.

Tools: Flash, HTML and Photoshop

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Once a year Clear Channel San Diego holds a one day sale in which all advertising packages are discounted dramatically. This year they had me design a support webpage to help push sales. The page and the one day sale turned out to be a big hit. And yes, I did use the same background image on it as this site. We don't have much in stock imagery here so sometimes you have to make due with what you have.

Tools: Flash, HTML and Photoshop

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A local lender contacted us to create a portal page for his business that also included a simple contesting component. I put together the following.

Tools: Flash, HTML and Photoshop

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This is complete redesign I did for the Classic Rock radio station 101 KGB's website.

Note: The site has been redesigned into a generic template now used on all Clear Channel stations.

Tools: Flash, HTML, Illustrator and Photoshop

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Here is an earlier concept of the above website. Given the KGB in the title I figured a Soviet look and feel would work great.

Tools: Illustrator and Photoshop

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This is a re-skin for San Diego radio station Star 94.1. They requested a "bubble gum" look, and that's what I gave them. Not my favorite design, but oh well...

Note: The site has been redesigned into a generic template now used on all Clear Channel stations.

Tools: Flash, Illustrator and Photoshop

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This is a Flash-based match game for Cox Communications featuring Star 94.1's AJ. The unfortunate name for the game was not my idea...

Tools: Flash, HTML and Photoshop

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Here's another match game, this one featuring Jerry from Jerome's Furniture.

Tools: Flash, HTML and Photoshop

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Here's a complete website I designed from the ground up. The client wanted a design that was clean and simple, but with a few bells and whistles. Overall, Im pretty happy with it.

Tools: Flash, HTML, Illustrator and Photoshop

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Medifast contracted us to design a San Diego version of their national site. Unfortunately this meant that I had little control over the look and feel. I include it here mainly for "under the hood" reasons in that it's very efficiently designed from a code perspective.

Tools: Flash, HTML,JQuery, PHP and Photoshop

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Here is a promotional landing page a local Ace Hardware requested.

Tools: HTML, Flash and Photoshop

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Ask the Expert was a linked series of paid landing pages that allowed viewers to send questions to and get answers from experts in their fields.

Tools: Flash, HTML, Illustrator and Photoshop

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This is a ground-up redesign for San Diego's number 1 morning radio show Dave, Shelly and Chainsaw. They were really big on keeping the design as simple as possible.

Note: The DSC left Clear Channel and the website was taken down. The only example of the site I have is the original template file.

Tools: Flash, HTML, Illustrator and Photoshop

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Here is a simple showcase I designed for the SZ notebook series. Nothing too dramatic, but it gets the job done.

Tools: HTML, Illustrator and Photoshop

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