T-Mobile (Publicis interactive)

T-Mobile Face Icon Maker User Interface

T-Mobile Face Icon Maker Phone Chooser

T-Mobile Send myFav to Phone

T-Mobile (Publicis Interactive)
T-Mobile's Face Icon Maker is available in T-Mobile concept stores as a touch screen application. Customers interact with the touch screen to create icons that can be used in their phones myFav image place holders. Customer create icons that look like their friends that are resized based on the selected phone and XML information. The application sends a correctly sized .jpg images to customers cell phones using a mobile content fulfillment web service.

I was contracted by Publicis Interactive after the first Flash developer bailed on the project two months prior to launch. My role was to built out an approved design mockup for T-Mobile's Face Icon Maker Revision 2.0. Technologies used included Flash, ActionScript 3, XML, Photoshop and Web Services. We delivered on time and on budget.

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MSN.com

Lifestyles (Home Sweet Home)

Lifestyles (Home Sweet Home)

Dove Cream Oil Video Smashup

MSN.com
Built out approved designs comps for MSN’s strategic partnerships. Created premier rich internet applications using Flash and ActionScript 3 to display interactive videos libraries, dynamic text content, slide show, etc. I was one of the lead Flash developers on the Redmond Branded Enterprise Entertainment Team (BEET).

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MSN

MSN.com
MSN.com is the second most visited website on the internet. I had a great time working as a lead Flash Developer on the MSN.com BEET (Branded Enterprise Entertainment Team) team. While at MSN.com I worked on the Home Sweet Home project that was a Flash based interface that loaded videos, images, and content from MSN.com's content management system Bedrock. Bedrock provided XML that Flash loaded to create menus, articles and play videos. I also worked on the tutorials for the Dove Cream Oil television Ad campaign tool.

Challenge
To make dynamic Flash applications that worked with MSN.com's security, MSN.com's internal content management system Bedrock and navigate the MSN team structure.

Solution
Turning Photoshop files into functioning Flash website's loading XML, videos, images and content from MSN.com's internal content management system Bedrock.

Benefit
MSN.com had several custom built solutions developed on time and on budget.

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