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Concept for the 2013 Northern Scene preview we launched this week.
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Concept for a web feature we launched this week to promote the NAC Orchestra’s 2011 Atlantic Canada Tour.
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Concept for Prairie Scene home page
Client: National Arts Centre
Project: Prairie Scene website design & development
Roles: Interface Design / Front & Backend Development
Site: prairiescene.ca
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concept for the NAC’s Prairie Scene website
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Concept for Prairie Scene teaser site
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Concept for “Night” microsite
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Mother Courage microsite concept
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QUEBEC SCENE
Client: National Arts Centre
URL: QuebecScene.ca
Launched: February 2007
Responsibilities: UI Design, XHTML/CSS, JavaScript, ASP CMS
The QuebecScene was a multi-disciplinary festival celebrating the very best of the Quebec arts scene. The sites was designed marrying the usability lessons learned from the previous AlbertaScene event site from two years prior
The site was developed in stages and was released in three distinct phases over the course of the year leading up to the event. Jaywest was responsible for the entire interface design based on the campaign materials developed by Scott Thornley + Company. Jaywest also developed all the required CSS, XHTML, JavaScript and custom event management application build using ASP.
Features of this site include online ticket sales, audio and video samples, podcast feeds and a create your own custom schedule tool. The site is also completely editable by the client through a custom web-based event management system.
creativity, culture & code
Jason Westerlund is web designer and strategist that creates effective and memorable user experiences.
I am currently employed as the Principal Creative of New Media for Canada’s National Arts Centre in Ottawa.
This site is a journal of creative expressions, observations and explorations.
