Posts Tagged ‘Multimedia’
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.
I’m beginning to develop mobile applications for the Android OS; tablets and smart phones.
My first fully fledged apps for industrial commercial use are well on their way to completion, click images for a preview of my works in progress:
The tablet app will be an Android application version of my Virtual Product Simulator created in Flash for websites. This will be used for tradeshow presentation, and a tool for use by sales staff. There will likely be a phone version of this app.
The phone app is a product line feature catalog, also for use by sales staff, product distributors and general marketing applications. There will also be a tablet version of this app.
These applications are created in Flash, using the strict Actionscript3 programming language and deployed via Adobe Air.
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.
Online education sequence, part of a coming series for Safety Worker Training videos, click to view:
I like the simplistic, hand-drawn look of this segment, and I’ve always wanted to try the “SquiggleVision” technique, and this project gave me the perfect opportunity. This video is drawn and animated in Adobe Flash using my Wacom pen tablet, rendered to Quicktime in HD, exportable to any format.
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This is a prototype composed in Adobe Flash for a “in-the-field” smart-phone application, procedural decision tree situation guide.
Its first deployment will be used in employee policy training and testing, click image to launch:
