Hi, I'm Asa Curry

The Notary Week microsite was part of a campaign to show Notarize’s appreciation for all the notaries within our network. The marketing goal was to promote brand awareness as well as to engender a positive association amongst newly engaged notaries. This project was designed and developed with a very aggressive timeline using Sketch, Invision, and HubSpot.

The Deep Hunting Tour was an event series run by Cybereason in 30+ cities across the US over a period of 3 months. This page, designed by the Cyberason design team and developed by me in HubSpot, needed to be able to scale well so that marketers could add additional cities without needing to request additional dev time, or becoming overwhelmed by the number of pages in flight. To achieve this I leveraged HubSpot's HubDB database, and dynamic pages that would render contextual information based on the event route, as well as customizing the form POST with unique campaign and Salesforce information. This project made extensive use of Hubl's templating logic to render the pages based on the information entered by the marketer for each unique event.

This relatively simple but fun page was created for Cybereason's documentary, The Defenders. This page was designed by Cybereason's design team, and developed by me. The most interesting aspect of this project was the use of layered image texturing, HTML5 video, and div layering to achieve a clean, responsive experience across all browsers.

This site was created in the HubSpot CMS to serve as the event page for Cybereason's in-house conference, DEEP 2018. The design was created by Cyberasons design team, and handed off to me as a PhotoShop file via Zeplin. In addition to the careful use of absolute positioning and split linear-gradients used to achieve the provided layout, I leveraged the new (at the time) CSS Grid layout properties to create a consistent offset placement of the speaker headshots and titles at all screen sizes. This approach allowed additional speakers to be added by the marketer via a HubDB database, which was linked to the page via Hubl, allowing the layout to scale without needing ad hoc changes to the CSS for each speaker.