The web is an excellent medium for showcasing and customizing your visual/performing arts portfolio. This workshop will cover both pre-made (“out-of-the-box”) options for websites and provide participants with the vocabulary and resources to design their own. We will cover design options that relate to visual and performing artists specifically. Tips for finding and collaborating with technology professionals will also be provided. Participants will walk away with an outline for their new or re-designed website, and a digital guide to help move their project forward.

Coding skills are not required for attendees, nor will any coding be done in this workshop.

Leah Brunetto is an artist and user interface designer based in Cambridge, MA. She is an alumna of the Cambridge Public Schools and MIT and has contributed toward dozens of dance works and visual art exhibitions. She has worked on interactive media at the Museum of Science, Boston for 5 years, first focusing on web design/development and now on exhibit interface design. As a whole, Leah’s body of work focuses on communicating beauty, energy, and complexity in ideas. Recent projects include The Science Behind Pixar exhibition website, a web re-design for Havana Club Salsa (Central Square), and guest writing for the Learn to Code With Me blog. Visit her portfolio at leahbrunetto.com.