A front-end developer's dream. RightNow Technologies needed a design overhaul of the admin UI for their social web application. This interface combines several complex pages into a new, tabbed and Ajax-driven panel and really cleans up the look and feel. Despite the radical overhaul, all existing functionality that was already deployed to customers remains intact.
In 1991, I designed the revolutionary animation interface for the award-winning 3D application, Infini-D. My breakthrough "timeline" interface spawned a usability revolution: time-based animation. The UI features "event marks" and bars representing change through time. This interface was the first true time-based (and event-based) animation interface and has become what Adobe now calls an "industry standard". First adapted to Adobe AfterEffects, my interface can now be found in Swift 3D, Lightwave 3D, Cinema 4D, MindAvenue AXEL, Anark Studio, and many, many other popular animation and 3D applications and even Photoshop.
This mobile app features search results from various data streams. The "federated" search combines results from blogs, knowledge base, RSS feeds, community posts and more.
After a big push to internationalize their social web application, RightNow Technologies needed a way for customers to translate admin-generated content. This was my novel solution. It defines a new, never-before-seen UI pattern for form translation. The user can simply tab through the form (or use J/K or arrow keys) and translate fields on the fly... Sehr gut!
RightNow Technologies had an urgent need to address scalability as increasingly large customers signed on for their social application. The UI challenge was to display paginate comments without exact counts (due to the expensive database hit required to calculate totals). Additionally, they needed to be able to display unread content deep within comment threads on different pages. This is a mockup of the solution I designed (under development).
Learning and remembering yoga pose names has never been more fun! See how many yoga poses you can match to their names in 2 minutes Whether you're new to yoga or an advanced yogi, you'll have fun giving those brain cells a quick yoga workout. New poses every time you play!
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I was hired to orchestrate the development of an interactive disc for the launch of the popular Salomon X-Adventure line of shoes. The interactive program was used by sales reps as a tool to establish distribution channels. Strict adherence to Salomon branding and usability were my primary concerns.
Activision hired me to design and build a series of Flash headers for their web site. These Flash movies were developed to promote game titles as they were developed.
eGames contracted me to direct the development of an animated Famil-e identity to support their "Where the 'e' is for everybody!" marketing initiative. I also developed the audio branding used in the piece.
Gaiam, Inc. hired me to design and build an interesting interface to link into a variety of different web properties. The challenge was how to make an attractive user interface using the "flower of life". This beautiful front-end UI captured the look and feel and function they were after.
CreekPath Systems needed a new set of GUI icons for their network management software. Calling upon my expertise in HCI and 3D design, I produced over 150 icons.
Want to know how high you ripped out of the vert ramp? PhatRat airtime technology measures your extreme sports performance. My user-centered interface design makes exploration of the information in this sales disc easy.
Veterisoft contracted me to create a UI for their web-based SCM server. With my UI in place, Veterisoft claims that their app has "a powerful web interface" that has become "the easiest to maintain and administer SCM solution available." The interface simply doesn't get in the way.
A design for an interactive touch-screen program for the Smithsonian Institution called "The Story of the Banjo". My design features banjo frets marking time in history.
The Kalamazoo Valley Museum needed an interactive touch-screen program for the exhibit, "On the Trail of History". I designed the user interface and prepared all graphics for three kiosks displaying over 600 screens.
MEDLap Performance Systems hired me to design an interactive CD-ROM environment for Eli Lilly and Company. We settled on an architectural metaphor with Mr. Lilly and I designed the interface to suit.
Gillette developed an intranet site for their HR department. I designed this menu-driven browser interface to their specs on time and within budget.
The Orange County Regional History
Center in Orlando, Florida needed an interactive
kiosk illustrating their varied history. I designed this touch-screen program to engage visitors in the history of the area.
