Screen Media
I designed my first website in 1994. It won an America Online® site-of-the-week award and received an enormous number of views. While working with and leading design teams in the investment banking world, I developed a CMS-style of building websites before Content Management Systems were even a thing. My sites for UBS and Morgan Stanley have been visited by hundreds of thousands of users all over the globe. Using Macromedia’s® Flash technology we created visually appealing sites that downloaded incredibly fast. The early versions of ActionScript® allowed us to have dynamically-loaded content that was in control of the banking teams. They could upload new data and have the site create on-demand, script-based art (charts and graphs, mostly) in ways that were entirely unheard of at that time. Now, with the advent of capable CMS systems, I love building projects for clients that they can maintain themselves with ease.
Because of the depreciation of the Flash Plug-in, I am only able to display these pieces in person on my laptop.
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The Fool's Fandango is hot off the presses and, technically, still in development. This site is supporting it's April 7th, 2024 event in White River Junction, VT.
www.foolsfandango.com
The New Media Team at Morgan Stanley hired me to bring an edginess to their conservative design. We first built a super-cool site for the team. In the first week of its international release it was visited more than 500,000 times.
This site was built using the Flash plug-in. I am able to open it on my personal laptop, so you can explore it.
This textile artist needed a site to help her publicize and sell her wares. She could edit ALL of her content: text, calendar, add new products, etc. The product would glide in from the corner and stop, pause, and then glide off to be replaced.
This site was built using the Flash plug-in. I am able to open it on my personal laptop, so you can explore it.
This up and coming Los Angeles recording studio needed a sleek and simple site to show off it's services. It had an auto-playing jukebox, and all content was editable and swappable easily by the client: text, photos, audio tracks, and event calendar.
The Idiot Box is a North Carolina stand up comedy and improv group that made fun of television shows. They needed a simple, but fun site to let people know when and where their shows were happening.