Nokia Nseries is a website for the Nseries range of Nokia devices. I worked on the flash development for the current version of the site with the R/GA technology team. This was a large project with localisation into several languages.
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The Urbanista Diaries was a campaign site to launch the new Nokia N82. The site demonstrates the versatility of the device with bloggers posting text and photos onto a map of the world on the fly. We acheived this by integrating the bloggers geo coded content (via sportstracker) with google maps to create a rich online experience. I was involved in the flash development of the initial site. The site recieved a write up in the New York Times.
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A personal project to create a beautiful slideshow site that displays the natural and cultural beauty of countries through images. All photos are taken by the public on flickr. Experience our world through your imagery.
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"What's in your pocket" was the tagline for the highly successful N95 global campaign which allowed users to submit their own video clips showing what they kept in their pockets. With more than 1,000 submitted videos, users were then invited to create their own version of the popular N95 TV Commercial, by using their own clips or parts of the original commercial. Besides of the video Cutting Room, the tool incorporated different options for soundtrack, voice-over and title sequence.

Share what you see was a central online experience for the global launch of Nokia N73. For this purpose Nokia invited a group of renowned artists to document segments of their lives using the N73. The online environment included different artists' worlds, many created in 3D, where one could not only see their artwork but also interact with different media created with the N73.

Christian Randall is a respected conservation architect here in England. Sam Dallyn and I teamed up to produce a new site for him that really showed off his architectural work. Our aim was to create a very minimal site leaving his work to speak for itself.
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There is a theme each week and users draw doodles based on the theme. Drawing a doodle using the site is really easy so many people have been contributing. Its also cool to look through the crazy doodles others have made.
Digital Doodle is an idea I came up with while bored in a meeting at work. I noticed both myself and the designer in the meeting were doodling away as it took place. Which made me think wouldn't it be cool to be able to doodle online.

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I have been a flash developer for a while and i had never explored with 3D so I read Robert Penners very good chapter on 3D flash then decided to give 3D a go. Voyage is the result of that experiment. Voyage is a RSS Feed agregator that sorts the feeds based on date of each item posted. The user then scrolls through their feeds in 3d using the mouse wheel.

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Ahua is a gallery of well designed websites from my home country New Zealand. The list is pretty small at the moment but I plan to add many more over this year. Submission is currently removed as I had a nasty spam attack, it will be back up soon.

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This is the official website for DIRECTV one of America's leading television providers. The new website is being released in stages and currently the new homepage is live. The aim with the new site is to make it a more engaging experience for both potential customers, and actual customers. My involvement in this project was as the Flash developer for the main Flash piece in the centre of the homepage. This module is built to accept numerous pieces of promotional content. Each piece of promotional content can be either a still image, Flash movie or streaming video. The module has been developed with object orientated programming and communicates with the server using Flash Remoting and Communication Server.

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This is the promotional site for the Nintendo Power magazine. It contains a full archive of all the magazines released and allows users to browse through the magazines to get a feel for the content of each issue. My involvement in the project was as the Flash developer and I was also responsible for motion design within the site. The site is integrated with a content management system allowing all content on the site to be dynamic using XML to communicate with the front end Flash. The code on the site is ActionScript 2.0, it is Object Orientated and uses the MVC design pattern extensively.

This module is part of the Battlefield 2 Modern Combat website. It displays full statistical information about a player's activity within the game. In game stats are stored on EA servers then displayed in this module when the user wants to see their statistics online. I was the lead Flash developer and motion designer on this project. Again code in this module is ActionScript 2.0, it is Object Orientated and uses the MVC design pattern extensively.

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This is the official site of the Need For Speed Most Wanted Computer game. The site uses large amounts of Flash video and audio. I was a Flash developer and motion designer on the project. The main area I developed was the Flash navigation for the site on the left. The site is dynamic and controlled through Electronic Art's content management system.

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This module is part of the Madden 06 website. It displays full statistical information about a player's activity within the game. In game stats are stored on EA servers then displayed in this module when the user wants to see their statistics online. I was the lead Flash developer and motion designer on this project.

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The interactive map is a Flash based map of New Zealand for www.newzealand.com (the official tourism site of New Zealand). The map offers many features including real time weather, a driving route calculator and zooming view port. The map uses Flash and XML to plot all the information on it dynamically from a database. Design and Flash production by myself, server side coding by Matt. The interactive map won a TUANZ interactive award.

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The Destination Northland website is the official travel website for the Northland region of New Zealand. The aim in the design of this site was to really promote the increadible natural beauty of the region. I was the main information archictect, designer and Flash / HTML programmer on this project. The backend programming was done by Tom. The site won a TUANZ interactive award.

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This promotional website for New Zealand fashion designer Nicholas Blanchet was based around the theme of his summer collection "The Beach". A panoramic scene with parallax of Muruwai beach provided an interface where users clicked on the models to view the garments. Designed and coded by Che and myself, this site won a TUANZ Iinteractive Award.

The Haka feature was a module for www.newzealand.com. It was designed to educate people about Maori culture in New Zealand. It features video, sound and a game. The module won several awards and was shown to the United Nations as an example of cultural awareness on the web. Graphic design by Che, interface and flash design by myself.

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The Room Configurator is a rich internet application designed to make it easier for people to book rooms for functions in the convention centre. The site has a set of dynamic floor plans and a room search feature to make it easier for users to visualise their future functions. Design and front end flash production by me, server side coding and back-end flash coding by Pete.

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While I was working at Boy Girl Boy I got the pleasure of working on the Coffee Supreme website. I designed the Cafe Locator, a flash based website that allowed you to find the closest cafe where you could get "supreme beans". I also designed the HTML site for users who don't have flash. The Cafe Locator uses a novel interface that creates a typographic map of New Zealand out of text.

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