
I am a Chicago-based Web-designer/ writer/ Internet marketing specialist. I've worked in publishing for more than 13 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.
You can contact me by emailing lisa[at]lisahazen.com
I was the Web Director for chroniclebooks.com
for almost eight years and during
that time.
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This site supported the publication
of the NRSV, the new revised standard translation of the Bible.
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Inspired by Saul Bass, I used
blocky horizontal shapes to carve out the design for the Web site
for mystery writer Sara Paretsky.
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What's black and white and read all over? The site promoting Everyman
News, a book on newspapers in our modern age.
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I drooled at the posh prizes when commissioned to build the site for the Bellybar/Chronicle Books Milk It Mama sweepstakes. But the sweepstakes was designed to be more than just a way to collect names. ...
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Designed to read like an online magazine, the Pilates Pro blog is
a resource for pilates professionals.
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Margot is a Cincinnati-based designer who wanted a site to sell her
line of custom paper products.
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The National Center for Lesbian Rights wanted a site design
that would celebrate their 30th anniversary by encouraging others
to share their experiences with their organization.
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The City of Chicago wanted a site that would not only educate residents
on what to do in an emergency, but a resource they would turn to for
timely news and information.
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This site was designed to be about more than just Pilates as a practice.
It involved anatomy, post-injury recovery, and more.
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A comprehensive promotional site
was integral to the launch of You Can Do It, a book encouraging
women to learn new skills and follow their dreams.
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This San Francisco-based makeup
artist needed a vibrant, sophisticated site that would distinguish
her in a very competitive market. A focus on photography of her work
was the core of the site's design.
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This dynamic site is designed to inspire Yahoo users to converse directly
with the company and tell them how to improve their customer service.
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A static site just wouldn't do for
a book celebrating the life and music of The Rolling Stones. This
Flash-animated mini-site, includes music, video, and a photographic
slideshow.
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The promotional site accompanying
the launch of 1906: A Novel had to be just as bold and
arresting as the book itself. I used a primarily black-and-white
color palette, paired with striking red to
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Ark, Wiley & Jobson is a San Francisco
law firm that specializes in immigration issues. They wanted a Web
site that was simple, straghtforward, and easy to navigate.
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