Chuck and Friends

This project was done by Popular Front. Chuck and Friends is an interactive online experience guided by Chuck the dump truck. I created all site storybooks, as well as the 'Chuck Manager' system that does all loading and configuring of chuck audio and text based on the user's locale. This site is currently viewable in five different languages.

CVS Pharmacy Minute Clinic Flu Bug Game

This project was done by Eric King and myself. Eric was responsible for all creative and Flash production while I did all the Flash development. CVS wanted a revitalized version of their popular game for kids before the upcoming flu season. New animations, backgrounds and guns were added to the experience and it is now built with ActionScript 3. Click on 'Play now' after going to the link to play the game.

SunnyD's Drink Up & Download Cover Yourself App

This project was done by Fusion Room. Myself and one other developer built SunnyD a Facebook application that allows users to create their very own custom album artwork. After selecting an album background and user Facebook photo, one can cut up their photo and position it along with album accessories and album text to decorate their album. Users can then publish their album art to their Facebook photos, and also to the application's album.

My Very Own Name Storybook

This project was done by Popular Front. This is an active iPad app in the Apple App Store. It was built with Flash and compiled with AIR 2.7. It brings the successful traditional I See Me book to a digital device for children where they can interact with and learn about letters, spelling, and animals. In all, there are over 180 SWF files that are loaded into the application as art. Zubopp, the application listed below tested my architecture and framework that this app was also built upon.

Zubopp

This project was done by Popular Front. I was the lead and only developer on this project and was tasked with making a proof of concept for an upcoming iPad application. I leveraged my current knowledge of AS3 and was able to use the Flash platorm and AIR 2.7 to create my first iPad app. This app contains a master SWF that loads in external XML that points to other external SWF files. These are then loaded in as assets and touch events are applied to them within my main file.

Animorphs

This project was done by Popular Front. I was the lead developer on this project. My main responsibility was the homepage flash piece, as well as all quizzes. Both of these sections use XML for all Flash content. This site had an extremely tight timeline, and was launched successfuly on-time.

Wheaties Fuel

This project was done by Popular Front. General Mills came to us to help promote their next version of Wheaties cereal, Wheaties Fuel. I participated in numerous portions of this project, most importantly creating the video player and modules that could easily be added or removed using the site configuration XML. Examples of modules include the video player module, the social media icons, related links, etc. that all exist in the right column of pages.

Creature Creator

This site was done by Popular Front. Creature Creator is the third spell done in the series of Harry Potter spells. The development effort I spent on this project couldn't have been much more than 15 hours. There was some great collaboration between myself and the designer/production artist to come up with movieclip structure and consistent frame labels.

Littlest Pet Shop Collector Tool

This site was done by Popular Front. I was the lead developer on this project working with one other flash developer. This project uses an external style sheet, language XML file, embedded fonts, and flash remoting. This was also my first time working a project with user login/logout information.

Deluxe

This site was done by Popular Front. I was the sole flash developer on the project. This project uses XML along numerous external flv files that use a custom cue point class to show a dynamic number of flagged spots during video playback.

Gator Golf

This project was done by Popular Front. I worked on some components within playskool kids, but my time was spent mostly scripting many of the games that are available in the experience. Examples include Gator Golf, two Helmet Heroes games, Noodleboro Pizza, and Play-doh's Scoopin' Like a Pro.

Starkey May 2009 Banner

This site was done by Popular Front. I was the developer responsible for creating two of the three monthly banners (May and June) that Starkey wanted created. The sample I am linking to is the May banner where I explored the Bitmap and BitmapData classes heavily.