This project is a travel application concept used to demonstrate the possibilities of cloud computing on Microsoft’s Live Mesh platform. The project consisted of a desktop application, website and a mobile phone experience built on Live Mesh to create one continuous experience. This project is a winner for the 2009 IDSA International Design Excellence Awards.
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John L. Scott saw an opportunity to provide buyers and sellers with new tools to help them with issues such as an increasing amount of data online including customer opinions. Agents are also facing new challenges where greater information availability is threatening their role. Our solution, at Artefact, was to design an application using Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) technology and a complimentary website designed to help buyers, sellers and agents through the home-selling process. The application and website bring together information from several online sources such as the John L. Scott website, market data sources and other real estate services. With a more unified experience, JLS will help foster a collaborative relationship between the sellers, buyers and agents.
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I’m currently working at Artefact, where I’ve been designing next generation user experiences for a variety of new and future products. Products range from Microsoft Surface’s multi-touch table, Sonos music system, next generation mobile products such as Windows Mobile 7 Maps and Mobile Office Communicator, Microsoft Live Mesh, and John L. Scott real estate. All projects are under strict confidentiality.
I helped reskin this site and maintained it on an ongoing basis. Check out the live site here.
uBoards is an interactive snowboard system that allows you to customize your board’s topsheet graphics or share in the profits by designing and uploading your own graphic library for other boarders to use. The system includes a web site and an in-store life-sized touchscreen that allows you to create your own topsheet and build your own board through an integrated disublimation process.
This project translates Chris Wares “Quimby the Mouse” comic book into a new interactive medium. The interaction invites you through three scenes where the tone is set by a combination of sound, animation, and the way you interact with it. Quimby is represented in a semi-chaotic and playful way by interacting with and revealing his next moves through your own.