Easton Hockey::
eastonhockey.com product viewer

Easton Hockey has over 90 products showcased on their recently redesigned web site. To help elevate the brand to a premium status it was decided that each product page should show an enlarged version of the product and show the technologies used in making it. But it would be labor intensive to create 90+ flash movies with the zoom capability, and it would make it harder to add new products to boot.

To fit their needs I wrote a flash program that takes data passed from their content management system and loads the unique image and information for each product. This means they only had to deploy one flash movie, and the content management system (already in place to manage all the other site data) could be relied on to handle the rest.

This custom flash program differentiates between different product types to adjust the layout of buttons, and is localized in English and in French.

Peninsula Ventures ::
peninsulaventures.com

A collaborative effort between Three AM and Wonderful yeilded this site concept and design for Peninsula Ventures; I was brought in to help execute their vision.

This has been the most technically challenging site for me to program to date, as sections of it rely heavily on content stored in a database. This all Flash site has an all html version embedded in the code enabling search engines to index the content and link into specific sections of the site, while also providing content for mobile browsers. Content is managed using a custom content management system I coded from scratch using Flex 3, PHP,and MySQL.

Daniella Woolf ::
daniellawoolf.com

A new site showcasing the encaustic art of Daniella Woolf. Designed by Carol Charney, and programmed by me.

This site is nearly entirely dynamically created. All images load at runtime, and all menu text and copy are pulled from an xml variable file. For the backgrounds and artworks sections the site simply pulls in sequentially numbered image files, allowing Daniella the ability to easily add or remove any image from this entirely Flash based site.

Bell Helmets ::
bellmotogear.com

This site was designed for Bell's mass market motorcycle helmet division. They sell their products at mass market retailers such as Wal-Mart and Kragen Auto Parts, competing against much younger brands.

They chose to go with my concept. The design and photography emphasize the relationship of the helmet to the road or track. The only thing missing is you.

I led design and development on this site.

2007 Gold Addy Award Winner, Silicon Valley AAF

I Dream of Cake ::
idreamofcake.com

In this site, the cakes take the cake. We focused on bringing wonderful photos of Shinmin Li's amazing cakes to the forefront of this elegant web site.

Worked on the design and development team.

Guthy-Renker LLC::
guhtyrenker.com

GRC asked for a fresh design for their corporate web site which would help bring some focus to their methods and mission.

I don't mind gloating that they liked my concept best, and the site's final design is based on my clean design.

Worked on design, led development.

Pavlina Eccless::
pavlinaeccless.com

Pavlina's work is atmospheric and always sends me into interesting reveries and little imagination trips. Her method of creating her prints degrades their resolution. Combined with the sepia tint, her photos give me the feeling of deja vu, like vaguely remembered moments from my past implanted in my brain.

She wanted to go extremely simple with her work, and I agreed. The subtle qualities of her work demand center stage. This site has no flash, no fancy transitions, no mood music, just her works.

I designed and developed this site.

AllBusiness.com::
banner ad

This ad ran on various business oriented web sites in the fall of 2006 to attract viewer-ship to their own site, which provides news and services to small businesses.

When I made this banner I started to think about the illusion of perspective, and I became very interested in the infinite depth that this 2D/3D look provides.

I designed and animated this ad.