HelenTrileski | Portfolio

My Portfolio

The following websites were developed and maintained during my time at Mary Ann Liebert, Inc., an independent academic publisher that was later acquired by SAGE Publishing. The company now operates under SAGE’s ownership. My contributions to these platforms were completed prior to the acquisition, and the descriptions below reflect their structure and functionality at that time.

Mary Ann Liebert website

Mary Ann Liebert, Inc.’s official online presence, www.liebertpub.com, served as a user-focused hub for academic publishing. It provided streamlined access to thousands of articles across more than 80 journals and publications, covering fields such as biotechnology, biomedical sciences, medicine, engineering, public health, and policy.

GEN Media Kit website

The GEN Media Kit site served as a comprehensive, multi-channel marketing resource for Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News (GEN), a leading life sciences media brand. It provided downloadable materials and strategic insights highlighting GEN’s established editorial voice and audience reach, along with specialized content areas such as Drug Discovery, Cancer Research, Genome Editing, and Artificial Intelligence.

Landing pages

Mary Ann Liebert, Inc. built on its legacy in life sciences publishing to create branded landing pages and microsites, targeted digital experiences designed to engage niche audiences and drive action. These assets extended the company’s editorial platforms to feature campaign content, webinars, podcasts, eBooks, and custom messaging. Whether single-purpose pages or immersive microsites, each was developed with editorial integrity, audience relevance, and performance in mind.

Mary Ann Liebert eCommerce website

The Mary Ann Liebert eCommerce website provided access to a wide range of scholarly journals in science, medicine, biotechnology, and law. Users were able to purchase subscriptions, article reprints, and digital downloads, with options for both individuals and institutions. The platform featured secure transactions, intuitive navigation, and services tailored to researchers, authors, and librarians.