Websites

KingsIsle Wizard101 Site

This was another site that was large and involved enought that it's just about impossible to say everything that I was responsible for. I was definitely responsible for all the Flash coding. I created and modified large chunks of the javascript. There were bits and pieces of the layout and CSS that I touched as well.

KingsIsle Entertainment, Inc. Corporate Site

I was responsible for all the Flash coding and bits and pieces of the layout and javascript.

Geektest microsite

I was responsible for all the Flash coding and implementing the design from the outside contractors.

UAT's main site

A lot of people were involved with a lot of things all over this website, so it's hard to point to anything that I did completely. For the most part everything that's Flash I had a heavy hand in. I did all of the navigations as far as the implementation of design and the way they animate. All three of the navs are completely created within flash on the fly using actionscript, which keeps their file size to less than 20k each. The homepage was also completely recreated using actionscript and loading in all the movies externally, which reduced its file size to 140k. I contributed to layout and implementation of graphics and CSS specifications as well.

Artificial Life

I was responsible for the layout of the site and the implementation of the initial design (from an outside contractor). There was a lot of reworking that got done to this site after its initial release and now a lot of the design is mine as well. I also had to almost completely recode the flash navigation in order for it to meet the university's needs better.

Sinister Merriment

I was responsible for the layout and the javascript.

Buddhatech

This site no longer exists, as the band has since broken up, so the link only goes to a picture of what it used to look like. I was responsible for the design and coding of the site.

Hacker Degree

I did the layout for the site as well as a lot of the javascript that runs it. I also created a number of the "desktop" icons for the site and reworked the main design for the higher "resolutions". Joe McCormack was responsible for the draggable windows and their functionality.