An AS2 class that allows you to easily create and animate a slot machine style number scroller with two simple function calls.
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AS3 Character Text Effect Class
This is a class I built in 2008 to animate any textfield, character by character. All you have to do is create a textfield, enter the text you wish to animate, then pass that into the class and it will animate each individual character in or out based on different parameters.
READ MORE »Retail Price Calculator
In 2009 I made this Walmart price calculator/wishlist banner in AS3. The data comes from an XML file and a folder full of merchandise images.
READ MORE »Store Locator Demo (Google Maps API)
In 2010 I built a prototype for a T-Mobile store locator as a proof of concept, using the Google Maps API and a T-Mobile store API.
READ MORE »Flex FaceBook Image App
In early 2010, to learn the FaceBook API, I built a Flex application to allow you to quickly look through all your friends photos in one easy location.
READ MORE »AS3 QuickTimer Class
I needed an easy way to see how long my animations were taking, but something that could be quickly turned off when I needed to publish for a client review. I came up with this simple QuickTimer class.
READ MORE »Mooster Day Flash Banners
In 2010 I built a set of animated Flash banners for a nonprofit called Global Nomads Group using the GreenSock engine.
READ MORE »Catch the Water Droplets (Flash Game)
In 2010 I built a set of interactive banner ads for the clean water charity, Tap Project, using a little piece of transparent video.
READ MORE »Hotel Contest Microsite
In early 2010 I built a Flash microsite for HomeAway. It was a Griswolds Vacation themed contest where people could upload their videos and stories describing their worst hotel nightmares. I worked with the Kyte API for video serving, built a voting system and integrated a bunch of pre-built timeline animations.
READ MORE »Mini Bar, Big Bill (Mini Flash Game)
In 2009, working for Publicis Seattle, I built a fun little banner ad that allowed viewers to roll over objects in a mini bar, producing randomized animations and tallying a ridiculously high hotel bill, ultimately advertising a company called HomeAway.
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