Posts Tagged ‘Internet’
Flash interactive widget for web page, depicting a brief corporate timeline.
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This a synopsis version of a more detailed application to be developed.
This online presentation application allows the user to operate the product in its system environment, while learning about the features that sets it apart from competitive products.
Animated schematic technical diagrams depicting the operation of this unit, communicates the complex mechanical features quickly in a very easy to understand way.
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Created in Adobe Flash, used for marketing, tradeshow and sales training. This interactive application also features a custom value calculator, which allows a user to enter in their operating numbers and generate a detailed report detailing the cost benefits of ownership, which they can print out.
Interactive product catalog interface application with (non-functioning demo) download links for literature and driver software.
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Affordable websites for any size business, easy to edit, update and integrate with social media like Facebook and Twitter. More importantly, your new website will let more new costumers find you from search engines like Google and Bing.
Perfect for local retail stores, restaurants, services, contractors and more. A clean, well designed website will make it easy to help your business stand out and be noticed by consumers looking for what you offer; crucial for attracting new customers. Read more
I design and program interactive flash applications for products, concept illustration, system and even legal presentations for courtroom testimony. Sometimes I get to create fun & silly projects like this game; a snowball fight with a penguin – holiday e-card mailer.
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Contact me for your interactive visual communication needs. Interactive rich media has great value to convey information to your audience; customers, prospects and even trialed juries. Any concrete or abstract concept can be communicated quickly and naturally using immersive motion graphics. Read more
