From the inception of this idea of a Framily coming into fruition, we have seen great growth in acquisition overall. The next question that we begged to ask was how can we get more? How can we make it easier … Continue reading
In this fun project we were asked to leverage Sprint’s involvement during the 2013 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Award Ceremony to drive social engagement with avid race fans and enhance Sprint’s broadcast exposure during the ceremony. From that ask we … Continue reading
In early August, Sprint and NBA requested that we revamp their microsite by the time the 2012 NBA Season began. The team that was assigned this task here at Digitas was Lawrence Lee (Creative Director), Marc Pelleman (Copy Writer) and … Continue reading
For Lilly I was asked to design a iPhone application along with how the actual landing page would look within the current site. I was also asked to design how a innovative print ad may look that would play off the entire campaign.
Wheaton College 150th AnniversaryEducation, BrandingDesigned in celebration of the 150th anniversary of Wheaton’s 1860 founding, this multimedia site invites visitors to share stories and memories from college.www.designkitchen.comwww.wheaton.edu
This was a fun interactive site that lead the user through an experience, in which they were able to use a canon printer or camera to take them through a set of activities detailing the products capabilities. This was one of my very first flash development products that I did years back at a large interactive firm here in Chicago. I worked alongside an art director and the CD to develop this site and to ensure the animation would be approved by Disney. This site was developed in Flash MX and used AS2.0.
Another nice flash component which was to be used within Gatorade’s site. This component focused on the Gatorade Powder Pack. This was a simple implementation of animation, imagery and the use of text. The only activation within this flash piece only lead the user to another part of the site. This piece was developed in Flash CS3 and programmed with AS2.0 as well as TweenLite.
This was another flash component which was to be used on Gatorade’s site. This component utilizes Tiger woods and his drive and compares it to advanced hydration. This site had 3 sections as well which had a story in each to tell. This site was developed in Flash CS3 with AS2.0.
This was a flash component in which I had to update and re-design for Gatorade. This was a pretty cool project which had awesome imagery that I was able to use.
This was the holiday microsite I developed for Dollar General. This concept was designed by Kelly Schummer. The site was developed utilizing Flash CS3 with a AS3.0 back-end language program. Tons of classes needed to be developed in getting this project complete. At the end the client loved it and why not… its a beautiful microsite.
This was a fun project. Our client told us that we had only 1 day to design a microsite, so all the creative sat down in their cubicles and designed for a couple hours. This was my concept for a holiday microsite, its very Crate and Barrel meets Dollar General if you ask me.
Now this was straight-forward what a microsite should consist of: cool graphics, compelling image to draw the user in then a way to grab the users information. Plain and simple this is what a microsite should do, and this microsite did just that. This site was developed in Flash 8 with AS2.0 as the preferred programming language.
This was a cool little microsite that I developed which brought in poster images through XML and placed them on a spinning carousel for the user to interact. The site was developed in Flash CS3 using AS3.0 as the programming language. Once the user clicked on a poster the poster would come forward and more details would be placed on the screen as illustrated above.
Worked with an Interactive Agency located in the west-side of Chicago in developing an interactive tutorial microsite for for Blackberry. This site was developed in Flash CS3 and was coded in AS3.0. All the designs were completed in-house and I worked alongside the Creative Director and the Art Director in completing this site. This site encompasses the 3 different phones Blackberry had on the market at that time.
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