Posts Tagged Javascript
BU Online Admissions Viewbook
For the past six or so months, I’ve been involved in two large projects with the admissions department at BU – this is actually the second of the two, the first will be in a forthcoming post. The Viewbook is a key recruiting tool for the university, accepted students receive it as one of the primary pieces of collateral alongside an acceptance letter. The goal is to show just what can be done and what life is like at the university and to help solidify a decision. This year, the print publication was highly integrated with a web component, taking over parts of the admissions website but also including a custom, highly interactive piece.
BU Annual Report 2010
Each year, BU publishes an annual report to update the community on the status of the university in various categories such as research, campus life, and financials. The publication features an accompanying website designed to coincide with the look and feel of the print pub. See my discussion on the 2009 Annual Report for reference. This year I created a new Flash introductory experience and all of the JavaScript functionality on top of a layout design by Scott Dasse.
Boston University Annual Report 2009
My first project working at Boston University was a survey of the University’s operating status and health, the Annual Report. The website supplements a mailed, custom publication that drives to the web through URLs and a USB key. As a fount of information about BU, the site attracts thousands of unique visitors.
Keane
Looking to enhance the appearance of the Keane website, we put together a new look for Keane. Designed by Charlie Guerrero and co-developed with Max Guerrero. My primary contribution to this site was layout implementation and assistance with further customization after the .NET structure was established. I also implemented the dynamic features on the homepage. As always, we targeted IE6/7/8, Firefox 2/3, and Safari 3/4.
Reuseable XML Driven Flash Microsite (clubhouse.a-g.com, p2p.a-g.com, www.newmodelarmyusa.com)
Originally as a means to highlight specific segments of work for targetted consumption, I worked with Charlie Guerrero to put together a template of sorts, driven entirely by XML, to allow for customization of content and reuse of the project. So far, the “site” has been used three times: http://clubhouse.a-g.com, http://p2p.a-g.com, and most recently http://www.newmodelarmyusa.com. The images below are in that order.
Also please note, images in this post are PNGs and are much larger than previous posts, please be a bit patient with the image loader if you choose to view them larger as this blog is just on shared hosting.
The 99 Restaurant
The 99 Restaurant chain, a long-term client of a&g, had an aging website. I was the developer on a project designed by Barbara Malec to give the 99 website a significant facelift, help make things more dynamic and easier to update, as well as more modern.
Berklee College of Music Summer Programs
Following our success with Berklee Valencia, we took on another project for Berklee. They wanted to enhance their look online to attract new people to their summer program so we were set to differentiate the Summer Programs site from the rest of the Berklee look and give it a very hip, young feel.
bodyco
Bodyco is a new gym in Massachusetts featuring state of the art equipment, a soothing atmosphere, and lots of group and one-on-one training from highly qualified professionals. The agency put together nearly everything for the client, from logos to posters, the website, email blasts, business cards, letterhead, even the color palette for the physical location. I was in charge of the web presence and was the sole developer from the design by Carlos Perez.
Berklee Valencia
Berklee College of Music and SGAE partnered to create a new university in Spain called Berklee Valencia. We were hired to create the web presence of this new school and it was our first piece of interactive work from Berklee after the agency was appointed agency of record. The site exists in both English and Spanish, with a toggle that allows users to switch between languages for any given page, just about everything site-wide is translated.
United States District Court of Massachusetts – Intranet
After creating the external site and launching it, we began working on the intranet for the MA court system. Similar constraints as the external site, and a similar concept throughout. Due to the sensitive nature of this content, screenshots are only available from the initial comp stage in low resolution.
Design by David Laucirica, I was the sole developer.
