Recent Work
Random Work: Country Comfort Homes
Having left the Journal about 2 months ago, my first project at Frogman Interactive was quite challenging and enriching. Pete Pyles, a hybrid-log home constructor, was in need of a new website to display his innovative and first-class products. Because of the nature of his business, we went with a warm, wood-textured look and feel and “handcrafted” details. The website features an armada of dynamic content ranging from video players to AJAX-driven modules to display Pete’s homes.
The website features:
- Flowplayer playlists to showcase videos of Pete’s process and client’s testimonials
- Complex AJAX-driven modules to display floorplans renderings, 360° Interactive Tours and Zooming options
- Colorbox
- A fully collapsable and expandable jQuery accordion to illustrate Pete’s construction process
- CSS Browser Selector: a small javascript allowing to write specific CSS code for each operating system and each browser
- A Twitter module used as a “Latest News” section
Click here to visit the website. Click here to see one of the 3 AJAX-driven modules.
XHTML/CSS W3C AJAX FlowplayerRandom Work: Wake Forest University
Wake Forest University contacted me to help them code a new section of their website focusing on showcasing some of their enrolled students. The project consisted of putting together a template page that could easily be updated in Contribute. My duties were to build the template and pass it on to a developer who then implemented the Contribute code. I unfortunately didn’t get to give much input design-wise. The mock had already been created. However, the coding in itself ended up being quite challenging anyway.
The template features:
- A fully collapsable and expandable jQuery accordion to display optional information based on the student’s interview
- Thickbox to display a photo slideshow and videos
- CSS Browser Selector: a small javascript allowing to write specific CSS code for each operating system and each browser
Click here (Landing page) and here (Detail page) to visit the website.
Note: I am no longer in charge of updating and fixing this website.
XHTML/CSS W3C AJAX Thickbox
