Well, this is embarrassing. There should be an image here. Great picture, too!
In the Spring of my sophomore year, I accepted a contract to develop a website for the UC Berkeley TRUST Center's Girls in Engineering program. They later called me back to develop the website for the SUCCESS program. Here is the root page presenting the static websites I wrote for them.

SUCCESS Program

Design 1

This design is largely based on the previous Girls in Engineering website design. It features a carousel with space for three images, a main dock for a video to be embedded.

I've improved the design in a couple of ways:

  • The top bar is transparent so as not to block the images in the carousel.
  • The colors have been slightly modified to match the Berkeley Blue that features on other Engineering sites.

Some choices:

  • What images to put into the carousel. I've currently just got placeholders from Girls in Engineering
  • Where to place the sponsors. Currently, I've left them out, but they could easily go in the placeholder image/text slots in the bottom half of the page.
  • Whether to include a video or other media. This would be easy to do, as on the GIE page, but I left it out because SUCCESS (as far as I know) doesn't yet have a promo video.

Here's a link to the site.

Design 1a

This is a slight variation on the first design. It occurred to me that because the program hasn't happened yet, there's not an awful lot to say about it.

In this design, there aren't any image/quote units at the bottom, and I think the design looks much cleaner overall because of it.

There are a few options for including sponsors in this design. They could go on the carousel itself, at the bottom, or on a separate page.

Here's a link to the site.

Design 2

This website is a completely different design from the other two. I started essentially from scratch on this one, and you will see that it is much simpler - there is no carousel, and no images at the bottom (although they could easily be added!).

I think this site turned out to be the most aesthetically pleasing of the three, and its simplicity would be well-suited to the new-ness of the program.

Here's a link to the site.

Girls in Engineering Website

Here's a link to the site.