My name is Grant Moore.
I am a
HAUS Equipment is a construction equipment company based in Lincoln, NE specializing in the sale and rental of new and used skid steers, telehandlers, wheel loaders, and more. Designing for a client in my own backyard was a great experience.
This Kubota and Polaris dealer in Virginia incorporates a wide variety of the key concepts I have learned in my website development career thus far, including a parallax background and custom Javascript resizing fixed header and pop-open embedded YouTube videos on the Contact Us page.
Baker Implement is a Case IH agricultural dealership with 11 store locations in Missouri and Arkansas. Designing this site allowed me to incorporate some added custom Javascript functionality for a more fun and interactive display of the site's vital information.
Townline Equipment is a Kubota dealership with locations in New Hampshire and Vermont. This site was my first experience with WordPress and focuses heavily on a product by customer market segment approach. Vivid imagery and category breakdowns drive the bulk of this site's content.
Peterbilt of Louisiana's rich color scheme aims to mirror that of the greater New Orleans region it serves. The truck category image links on this site's homepage carry the design aesthetic found in Pete of LA's logo, which gives the site some rhythm and consistency.
Larsen International is another Nebraska-owned company that delivers a simple site in a clean and vibrant way. This site's direct approach easily navigates the end user to the most important areas of the site - the truck and trailer inventory pages.
Some of the most rewarding journeys in life are those that lead us down a winding road of varied experiences. My journey to website, print, and digital design came from a seed that was planted years ago, drawing by hand in high school art class. And though the winds of change have blown that seed from design, to business, and back again, I've learned and grown greatly from every place I have landed along the way. My experiences have helped shape me, and I am grateful for them.
I believe that the most effective design comes from knowing the subject matter behind it intimately, as well as an unending drive and desire to learn more about one's own craft and the people that craft is aimed at serving. I acknowledge that in a field as deep as design I will never be able to claim that I "have arrived" and therefore have nothing left to learn and improve on, but I wouldn't have it any other way. Growth is a process, and I am excited for what lies on the road ahead.
June 2016 - Present
Assist customers through the entire design process, from consultation, to static mock-up in Photoshop, to the initial site build and ongoing site maintenance.
Nov. 2012 - June 2016
Operated heavy machinery and precision technology equipment on our family farm while pursuing my Associate's Degree in Graphic Design.
July 2009 - Nov. 2012
Managed Accounts Payable, reconciled periodic inventory audits, and settled for all wholesale inventory for an 11-store John Deere equipment dealership.
May 2016
Core Competencies - Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, Cinema 4D, After Effects, Premier Pro, HTML, CSS
Nov 2015
Core Competencies - HTML, CSS
May 2009
Core Competencies - Finance, Marketing, Accounting, Management, Economics
This tribute to my first car is a typographic illustration made entirely from the word "Mustang". There is no telling what you can do with a free weekend and the Pen Tool.
This college project in Photoshop gave me a chance to transform the retro basement of my old house into a "choose your own vacation" theme celebrating a few of the places I've traveled to.
I created this as a slide static for a multi-week sermon series my church did on reasons why we love our church.
This t-shirt design was created for my small town's annual community celebration celebrating 130 years of existence.