Very Surry
After a few months of hard work at Frogman Interactive, we just published a new website for the Surry County Tourism Office in North Carolina. What began as a rather small project compare to the more complex websites we usually build, became an intense and robust website from which I learned much especially from a CMS standpoint. In the end, we ended up with quite a large website and I can’t deny that I’m pretty happy with the result.
The website features:
- A jQuery-driven navigation
- An interactive map fully built in AJAX based on Joel Sutherland’s jQuery Plugin for Zoomable, Interactive Maps
- David Desandro’s jQuery Masonry to reorder floating columns horizontally then vertically.
- CSS Browser Selector: a small script allowing to write specific CSS for different operating systems and browsers
- Intellogy CMS fully implemented in PHP and XML
- A Twitter module
Click here to visit the website.
XHTML/CSS W3C AJAX/jQuery Intellogy CMSFrogman Interactive
We’ve been quite busy at Frogman lately. However, despite the many projects we found some time to launch the Beta version of our website. There’s still much to do including landing pages for all the top navigation elements and social networking links on the blog, but we’re happy with what we have now based on the feedback we received and contracts we got signed.
The Frogman site reflects the type of work we do for our clients. In addition to building dynamic content such as interactive maps, 3D floor plan renderings and virtual tours, we believe that video testimonials from satisfied customers tell a story much better than a marketing pitch. Our Case Study section is a prefect example of this philosophy.
The website features:
- Flowplayer playlists to showcase testimonials videos in the Case Study section
- A fully customized Wordpress blog
- Various jQuery-driven dynamic modules, including Colorbox
- CSS Browser Selector: a small script allowing to write specific CSS for different operating systems and browsers
- Simple Pie implementation pulling relevant posts directly from the blog in non-dynamic pages
- A Twitter module
Click here to visit the website.
Note: Resize your browser window to see how the different layers of bubbles in the background interact.
XHTML/CSS W3C Wordpress AJAX Flowplayer Simple PieCountry 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 script allowing to write specific CSS for different operating systems and browsers
- 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 Flowplayer
