Workgroups within the public broadcasting communities developed PBCore so that producers and local stations could better share, manage, and preserve their media. Since PBCore’s creation, it’s been widely adopted by moving image archives and media organizations to manage their audiovisual assets and collections.
In 2018, a workgroup formed through a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) to create the PBCore website. The website aimed to widen the reach of the PBCore tools, attracting more contributors and users. This workgroup had a long-standing partnership with GBH’s Media Library and Archives team.
I collaborated closely with the design and development team to create the site’s wireframe.
Then, I worked through multiple iterations to establish a clean, stark, user friendly look and feel for the site and design every page layout. Lastly, I prepared all the assets and specifications for the team’s web developer for coding and testing.
Through the same GBH partnership, I was invited to also redesign AMS 2.0, a robust database search tool for media assets.
