Portfolio of Allison Corbett

Real-Time Integration (RTI) is a system for sending transactions in real-time to school partners. It currently integrates with PeopleSoft, Datatel, and Banner school information systems (SIS).

I worked with a team of .NET developers to design the transaction management and troubleshooting tool for internal Key employees. The system allows users to view all the transactions that pass through the system in a single, easy-to-use interface and to perform a variety of error resolution actions.

The application is still under development, but is expected to greatly reduce the time required to support the system.

Shoot the Moon is a small independent film studio in the greater Boston area. I designed and built the entire site from start to finish.

Since Shoot the Moon wanted to maintain a blog, and it was important that they be able to easily update the other pages in the site themselves, I based the site on Wordpress and built a custom Wordpress theme to achieve the design and functionality the client needed.

I designed this product strategy and Android app for a 2009 class at Bentley University. The project earned an A+.

The assignment was to create a vision of a new Google Bank business unit to offer online and mobile banking, and then create storyboards that illustrate two key task scenarios and provide narratives of user and system actions in one of the proposed products.

I designed the user interface for the configuration utility for this system for exchanging real-time data with school partners.

I worked with a team of .NET developers to design a UI that would suit the needs of three distinct internal audiences.

The final product allows users to configure a complex set of parameters and options for data exchange in a simple and intuitive interface.

I served as lead UI designer for the development of this J2EE extranet application for Key Education Resources' school partners. I created a complete design description document with use cases, developed a clickable wireframe and ran usability tests, as well as assisting with implementation.

I participated in a usability review of the existing BorrowSmart tool and then worked with the product management team to plan and execute two days of usability testing. I moderated the tests and drove all aspects of the planning process.

The tests resulted in a prioritized list of changes and feedback that the product management team felt was invaluable, at a fraction of the cost of running a test through a third-party testing facility.

I won a KeyBank "c3" award for my work in the project. The writeup the project manager submitted for the nomination can be downloaded at left.

I worked with a team of J2EE developers to design and develop this secure online loan management site and a suite of online loan applications. Highlights included the development of a complete contextual help system and a library of JavaScript inline validations.

I served as lead user interface designer on this internal application used in Key Education Resources' call center. KEROS allows call center representatives to take phone applications for multiple loans simultaneously, check loan status, manage customers' accounts, reset passwords, and more.

The Character Generator is a secure, Web-based system for running live-action roleplaying games (LARPs). I executed the entire project from concept to execution, including all planning, interface design and development in JavaScript and ColdFusion. The game is now in use at three games and supports over 300 players.

New England Canoe Polo is a small athletic club in the greater Boston area. I executed this site from start to finish, including requirements gathering, information architecture, graphic design, copywriting and coding.

The site features a pure CSS and XHTML layout, custom JavaScript based on the Prototype framework, and a smattering of PHP.

I designed and developed this Web site for a small, quirky independent film company based in New England. The site is intended to express the offbeat personality of the company, while allowing Sneaky Camel to advertise projects and auditions, sell movie sponsorships, and market Sneaky Camel merchandise.

EBCC is a domestic violence agency serving several Rhode Island communities. I was responsible for all aspects of this site's development, including requirements-gathering, collaboration with EBCC staff, graphic design, PHP and MySQL coding, and training.