Culture Pilot cranked out a fantastic design for the new Integrated Alchemy website and I handled all the coding (CSS, JavaScript, ColdFusion, and Flash). Both firms are so freaking cool and do such amazing work that it was a total pleasure to work with them both. Click on over.

The City of Pearland produced an excellent new map book of the booming city. They wanted to create an online version that gave the feeling of flipping through a book. Naturally, I used the famous Page Flipping technique. I also added a street drop-down menu to jump to a specific page quickly and a magnification of each page. Take a look.

Believe it or not, I was introduced to a great new client, Liquid Design by way of World of Warcraft!  I’m in a guild of freelance developers led by Dave Seah, who referred Liquid Design to me for Flash Development.

The project was a USB application that required easy replication, simplified updates and be available in English or French.  The purpose of the application is to create, save and print presentations from a base deck of dynamic slides.   The best way I can think to describe it is as a proprietary version of PowerPoint if you could only make slides from a controlled repository.

Unfortunately, because the project is intended for offline use, a web version is not available; but I'll post a few screenshots.

Today the National Geographic Channel begins the "Behind the Science" series on the human body and with the premiere of the show comes the launch of the Flash based, XML and Remoting driven quiz. Go take a look and test your knowledge (after watching the show, of course).

The shiny new look and updated code of NexBank has gone live. Take a look.

This was a cool project to work on because the Flash content had to be optimized and developed so that it could be used interchangeably between the various countries in which Kaspersky operates.

Go ahead, take a gander.