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Pantech is a South Korean company that manufactures mobile phones for the two largest wireless carriers in the U.S., AT&T and Verizon.
Pantech is a South Korean company that manufactures mobile phones for the two largest wireless carriers in the U.S., AT&T and Verizon.
In order to evangelize their new device, the Matrix Pro, Pantech wanted to create an interactive demo. This demo would be utilized to educate consumers about the benefits of the device.
Worked to ensure the interactive demo properly reflected the look-and-feel of the device's marketing material
Animated design elements in order to create an seamless and immersive experience
Developed the backend for the demo, including navigation and dynamic content
HTC brings brilliance to life through leading innovation in smart mobile device and experience design.
The purpose of this project was to create an online, immersive, 3D experience that featured the newly-launched HTC Fuze. This experience would give users the chance to interact with the phone online, in a very simliar way to how they’d interact with the phone a retail setting.
Partnered with another developer to incorporate an interactive 3D model of the device on the site
Created animations that mimicked the UI of the phone so users could really get a feel for the interaction
Helped to develop the site backend, contributing to areas like navigation and dynamic content
Microsoft leading developer of personal-computer software systems and applications.
These purpose of these stand-alone modules was to educate potential customers about the advantages of Microsoft’s line of hardware.
Having never used Silverlight or Blend, I taught myself how to use these apps to build the modules
Designed / developed several modules for various Microsoft Hardware items (cameras, keyboards, etc).
Several products were featured, including the Sidewinder X4 keyboard and the LifeCam HD-6000
Oakley is one of the leading product design and sport performance brands in the world, chosen by world-class athletes to compete at the highest level possible.
The goal of this project was to create an interactive, touch-screen experience for Oakley. This experience would be available in-store in order to educate customers about the benefits of Oakley’s new line of Wearable Electronics.
Animated kiosk experience to showcase key features of each pair of Oakley sunglasses
Led development of navigation, settings (volume, language, etc), animation, and voiceover cues
Spearheaded QA efforts, including fixing software bugs and testing on a touch-screen monitor
Kaiser Permanente exists to provide high-quality, affordable health care services and to improve the health of their members and the communities they serve.
Kaiser Permenante was looking for a way to get in touch with HR adminstrators in order to educate them about the benefits of the various health care plans they offer. KPValue.org was created to inform reps on what was available, the current state of healthcare, and possible ROI.
Developed site interaction which included secure authentication, real-time video triggers, a "scrubbable" video, and navigation
Partnered with web development team to facilitate implementation and launch
Because admins would receive a code for kpvalue.org, tight security was implemented to ensure no information was lost
Worktank was a full-service marketing agency based in Seattle.
Worktank needed a website that could be featured as an online destination in order to evangelize the agency, its capabilities, and the services they offered. Instead of a “leave-behind” book, this site would be sent to potential clients for them to learn more about what Worktank had to offer.
Created fluid, eye-popping animations for each section of the site
Developed the site backend, including navigation and dynamic content
Worked with agency owners to ensure site content fit within their vision
Screenlife Games was a premier game company transforming the way the world has fun through its socially interactive and immersive entertainment-based games and online experience.
Screenlife launched an online iteration of their massively popular DVD-based board game, SceneIt?. The purpose of this project was to provide ongoing support and product enhancements for the Facebook-based version of SceneIt?.
Designed and implemented several new game features including user-generated content and monthly promotions
Participated in scrum-style agile development process in order to identify, prioritize, and squash bugs as they were identified
Managed the massive, MVC-based code library, which consisted of over 1,000 individual files
Expedia is a full service online travel platform that’s provides travelers access to airline tickets, lodging, car rentals, cruises, and activities and tours.
With the Storepoint Expandable product (SPE), we partnered with visitor bureaus, travel boards, and hotels to create rich media, microsite-esque experiences. These experiences would live on the expedia.com to promote their corresponding destination to users.
Worked with clients to ensure the creative of the SPE properly reflected the look-and-feel of their brand
Designed, developed, tested, and launched SPEs for various clients
Clients included Colorado, Holland, Mexico, Renaissance Hotels, Residence Inn, and Samsonite luggage