Borov and Ty have some fruit and cereal together (part of this nutritional breakfast). More »
Flex component skin system. New construction and treatment definitions for Aeon's clean, crisp minimalist design. Features CSS-controlled parameters fo transparency to allow dynamic visual hierarchy and a very clever highlight layer for gloss or matte surface treatments. Performance improvements realized through drastically simplified drawing code (by half, relative to Halo). More »
Over 20 years of Macromedia culture and corporate adventure captured in this timeline-based information graphic. Total annual revenue is subdivided by product, and a given row height is relative to the density and significance of that year's events. More »
Brownbag poster series. Ryan gets his cappuccino, he's a happy man. More »
Brownbag poster series. What's eating Josh Ulm? (perhaps his inner angst's struggle with a that hardened outer shell). More »
Brownbag poster series. Beer vs TV (beer is a recurring theme in Ryan's adventures and mishaps). More »
Brownbag poster series. Giant Jamba (in honor of Ty's ability to make a Power-size smoothie last all day). More »
Sake and sushi (LiFE vs XD's Japanese colleague). Second in a series of posters and screen-display signage promoting lunch-time XD team presentations. The character of the speakers is presented in the artwork as appetizing lunch-time objects. More »
A much-needed refreshing of the Flash Client settings utilites. More »
Borovsky, the pioneer. First in a series of posters and screen-display signage promoting lunch-time XD team presentations. The character of the speakers is presented in the artwork as appetizing lunch-time objects. More »
Macromedia's new facilities is a confoundingly symmetrical building. In support of relocating nearly 800 employees under one new roof, the people-finding system was revamped. Separate processes of searching for people, locating rooms, and getting detailed information about everyone are integrated into a single application. More »
Concept proposal for Amazon's 'Holiday Theater' series. Leveraging the interaction capabilities of streaming video in Flash, all objects in the film would be interactive and purchasable in the Amazon store through the film's integrated interface. More »
Scheduling tool and registration application for the MAX Conference. A simple visual front end masks a complex logical backend; the most accomodating schedule is generated by juggling session times of selected sessions. More »
Early proof-of-concept application done for Brocade during the development of the FLEX platform. The project, based on real client requirements, was used for prototyping everything from components to development workflow. More »
