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Showcasing the tallest building in Brooklyn, TheBrooklyner.com utilizes native Flash 3D and zooming transitions to bring site content to life. Part of a 2-person production effort, I architected the homepage to fulfill the rich design vision, as well as, offer both Flash Player 9 and mobile versions of the site.

Mark Musto wanted a portfolio site that was both striking and functional. Using an already-established look that Mark liked, a new Flash interface was designed and built to allow for bigger images and integrated video. Magnifying glass functionality is found by rolling over each work example and allows the viewer to read all the copy.

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After contributing during the design phase of the new Post Shredded Wheat website, I took an active role in Art Directing the Flash build and animation. The result is a life-like wheat field backdrop to the simple goodness of Shredded Wheat cereal.

From the initial pitch to the final site-launch (and weekly updates!), I continue to play an instrumental part in the Starburst.com ‘Share Something Juicy’ branding work.

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As a Lead Designer on GrapeNuts.com, I was responsible for the front-facing Flash site-build, animation, and pulling everything together. I was also in charge of translating concept boards into final site designs, including the completely new history back-panel that became part of a special Walmart store release.

PumaConstructionCorp.com is a Flash website for a NY-based General Contractor. Large, easy-to-read text is complimented with airy header images & copy. The feeling is clean, inspiring, and professional. An XML-driven photo/video gallery provides easy upkeep and super-quick load times function better than HTML.