I am a Chicago-based Web-designer/ writer/ Internet marketing specialist. I've worked in publishing for more than 15 years as a magazine editor, Web designer, book author, magazine feature writer, and Web director (pretty much in that order).
Here is a collection of my work and other things I find interesting.
The best way to contact me is by email: lisa@lisahazen.com
Or you can call:
773.545.3853
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Portfolio
Iron and Wine
The site for the music group Iron and Wine provided a lot of different
opportunities for interpreting their music through the Web medium.
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510 Families
This site provides a comprehensive list of fun things for
families of the East Bay of the San Francisco Bay Area. I designed
this site for the Drupal platform.
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Voices of the Holocaust
A project of the Illinois Institute of Technology, this site takes
more than 90 hours of Holocaust survivors' history online.
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saraparetsky.com
To accompany the launch of her new book, Sara Paretsky wanted a sophisticated,
modern site that was dynamic and easy to maintain.
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Studio Lotus
The WordPress redesign for this Atlanta-based Pilates studio
involved taking dozens of pages and organizing them in a navigable
way, while integrating a new design aesthetic.
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About
Bio
By now, you probably want to work with me. Here's a description of who I am,
what kind of work I do and other various
information about me.
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Endorsements
Wondering what I'm like to work with? Here's what my clients say about working with me.
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Resume
This is link to my resume, in PDF format
for your convenience.
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About Lisa
Who is the woman behind the screen? A little about the Lisa of Lisa Hazen Design & Editorial.
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New
Harbor Ducks
The site promoting this 30ft. amphibious vessel was a blast to design. I used playful fonts, bright colors, and photography by local artists to create a fun, friendly site for Saugatuck's Harbor Ducks.
680 Docs
While this group of doctors practice independently, they share an office and resources. They wanted a site that would cut down on calls to the front desk, offering answers to frequently asked questions, downloadable forms, interactive maps, and contact information.
News and Pews
HarperOne asked me to create News and Pews, site that would solicit subscriptions for a full-featured newsletter, and act as a static resource for past newsletters. (Of course, I designed the newsletter templates, too.)