Zach Margolis

This is my third design for the Regents Scholars Society. With this design, I aimed for simplicity and ease of use. I tried to cut down on the number of pages to create simple navigation.

Fall 2007—present

This is an upcoming design for a wheelchair company that was looking for a sportier, edgier image. I contributed by cutting up the design in CSS and adding Javascript transitions. This page is accessible via keyboard-only interaction, and works in legacy browsers like Internet Explorer 6.

Summer 2008. Credit: Defy Agency

I helped implement the HTML, CSS and Javascript for this Los Angeles IT consulting firm’s new design. To help optimize the page to load faster, I grouped images together into fewer files and used CSS to separate them for display.

Summer 2008. Credit: Executionists

I assisted with this major redesign for the website of this major international brand name. A big issue was Internet Explorer 6 compatibility, and print styles, and creating an overall consistency between pages.

Summer 2008. Credit: Defy Agency

I created a fresher design for this local martial arts school, and migrated the old pages into a new, more standards-compliant design. I also simplified the navigation with an accordion script.

Summer 2008. Credit: Executionists

My job was to help break the design for this site down into CSS and HTML.

Summer 200. Credit: Executionists

I helped to migrate this page to CSS and implement various Javascript visual effects.

Summer 2007.

I assisted with the layout redesign of this site, to help make it more appealing as a "Web 2.0-type Application."

Summer 2007. Credit: Defy Agency

I helped to rewrite this site's layout with CSS.

Summer 2007. Credit: Defy Agency

I assisted in coding and cutting up the redesign of the homepage for the Port of Los Angeles.

Summer 2007. Credit: Defy Agency

This was made as a temporary page for a Garden Designer in Los Angeles.

Summer 2007. Credit: Executionists, Inc.