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| client > freestyle interactive > burton snowboards |
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2007 Burton Website [
flash coding ]
Burton Snowboards couldn't have been a more enjoyable client to work for. Freestyle Interactive was hired to produce the 2007 site, and I was charged with coding two key sections of the site: BTV - a multimedia channel for all things Burton, featuring video, slideshows, blogs, and product placement covering all aspects of Burton's team operations, history, and products. Media components from BTV were built on an object level so as to be used throughout the entire site. The second section I worked on was the Burton soft goods interactive menu system. The entire system is heavily driven by XML to allow Burton to keep their content fresh.
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| client > mekanism > mccann > microsoft |
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Windows Mobile - WorkWherever.com
[ flash coding / animation ]
This site was a lot of fun to code even though it presented many challenges. Promoting Microsoft Windows Mobile's Work Wherever campaign, the site features several alpha-channeled clips of "Frank" - our businessman on the go, whom the user is prompted to attempt to distract using various methods of torture; despite all that he's still able to "rock his excel spreasheet." The major technical challenge here was managing multiple progressive video streams and syncing them perfectly with flash sprite animation.
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| client > mekanism > mccann > microsoft |
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Clearification.com [
flash coding / qa ] 2007 ANDY and ONESHOW AWARD WINNER
Clearification is a site meant to promote Windows Vista. The site was designed by McCann and Mekanism to promote Microsoft in a new light. It features comedian Demetri Martin telling jokes and starring in a series of webisodes which very subtly promote Windows Vista. It's a beautiful example of effective viral marketing. While I did not write the original flash framework, I took over the flash coding end of the project in the middle of the game and rewrote several portions. The site is incredibly modular with XML-driven content.
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| client > red truck gallery |
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www.redtruckgallery.com
[ flash | html | javascript ]
A completely XML-driven flash website for the Red Truck art gallery. Designed by Panopticon Design, our sister company,
this website was built to be easily modifiable by the client and yet deliver a truly artful and unique browsing experience. This site also features a fully functional
shopping cart.
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| client > mother jones magazine > |
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Mother Jones Bush Lies Timeline [
flash coding / design / qa ]
Cited in the 2006 San Francisco Guardian as the second ever Web Site of the Week, The Bush Lies Timeline is an interactive flash jaunt through the past 13 years of how the Bush administration has lied about and precipitated the Iraq war for fun and profit. I'm most proud of this project, as, like you, more than half of my tax dollars have gone to the Iraq war (min. 23,000 American wounded or killed, and around 150,000 Iraqi deaths), and "defense" in general. I hope in some small way this site contributed to the shift in the house and senate in the following 2006 elections.
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| clients > sigma6 interactive media > buick |
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www.buick.com
[ html | javascript ]
Sigma6 inherited the Buick website from a prior company. We had
to deal with numerous legacy issues as we added and maintained content
on the website. I did mostly HTML and some design work on various
disparate elements of this website.
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| client > university of michigan school of art & design |
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University of Michigan School of Art [
coding | flash | html ]
The University of Michigan School of Art & Design needed a web site for 2002 that at once pushed the limits of interactive web art and presented an intuitive navigation of their elaborate site.
The solution, done in flash, presents the navigation as a set of lightsourced spheres which are connected to each other via elastic lines which can be pulled and snapped back like rubber bands. The navigation
architecture itself is imported from an XML file in order to maintain the site's customizability and scalability despite the flash implementation.
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