Fay Trippet Ratta : Portfolio

Current Work:

I am currently employed at Harvey-Daco Advertising (a promotional product distributor) as their Online Store Coordinator. I am responsible for designing and maintaining over 12 company stores that provide promotional and branded products to their employees. My everyday software includes Adobe Photoshop, Dreamweaver and Fireworks. I work with salespeople who have national accounts and expect quick turnaround. In addition, I help maintain the internal Joomla-based portal for our internal company communications.

Current Web Sites:

• Insperity Company Store
• Southwestern Energy Company Store
• Commerce Title
• First Command

Other Graphic Design Experience

From 2003 - 2010 I worked as the Digital Coordinator at the Mayborn Museum Complex. I worked within Baylor's content management system to keep the museum's website up-to-date. I designed and distributed a monthly email newsletter and designed many signs, posters, exhibit markers that were used in the museum during that time.

Email Marketing Examples

• June 2009
• April 2009

Graphic Design Examples

• Ads
• Miscellaneous
• Text Panels
• Travel Posters for MAPS Preview Party

Archived Web Sites:

From 2001-2003, I had my own web design company, Pretzelnet Web Design. Included below are just a few of the websites I produced during that time. Most of these date from before 2003.

• Brad Reagan, freelance journalist
• Susannah Sheppard, photographer
• Diocesan Council Meeting
• Waco Foundation
• Total Wall
• The Mane Event

Photography

Photography is one of my lifelong passions. I would classify myself as an advanced amateur...I'm neither gifted nor insprirational, but I have fun and am always striving to get better. At almost any event you'll find me with a camera in my hand. I have a small and diverse fraction of my work on Flickr. I have volunteered in the past for Operation Photo Rescue, "a volunteer network of professional photojournalists and amateur digital photographers, graphic designers, image restoration artists and others. OPR's mission is to repair photographs damaged by unforeseen circumstances such as house fires and natural disasters at no cost to the people who own them." You can see some of my restorations here.