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This portfolio includes recent commercial work, plus some projects from the Diploma of Digital Media which I completed at Media Design School in 2010.
I’m into HTML5, CSS3, Javascript/jQuery, PHP/Wordpress and Flash (AS3). I come from a graphic design background and I take a few photos too.
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Inspiring you to bake, create & celebrate.
The Pretty Baker started when Lisa and Jane decided to start up their own website dedicated to finding, sourcing, importing and selling some super pretty products.
Stage 2, which includes a blog, will begin development shortly.
Built for Colenso BBDO.
Silver Fern Farms are now supplying 280 Tesco stores in the UK. They launched a UK version of the Best Cuts Best Recipes site to promote this expansion.
I added a Google Maps store finder and a new competition to the site, as well as a new UK recipes section.
Frontend customisation of this website which is built on the Cargo Collective platform.
Built for Colenso BBDO
Tab for BIG little City's facebook page, to drive visitors to their iPhone and Android app.
Built for Colenso BBDO.
Information site for the Red & Black Bond, issued by Westpac to raise funds for Christchurch following the devastating earthquakes which began in September 2010 and continued in 2011.
Microsite built for Colenso BBDO using the Zend framework. On this project I was responsible for the frontend development using CSS and jQuery.
The site features a short story competition to promote TVNZ's new TV drama Nothing Trivial. Visitors can enter a short story about a relationship experience they have had to be voted on using Facebook 'likes'. The person with the most 'likes' at the end of the promotional period will have their story shared on TV ONE.
Built for The Common Room.
The app features the journeys of Club Physical gym members towards their weight loss or health goal.
Gym members can apply through the app to tell their story, with a prize awarded to the member with the most likes.
Built for Colenso BBDO.
Wordpress blog with video posts and Donation form with DPS payments.
The site is part of a wider promotion featuring television commercials, web banners and Huffer gear.
Visitors can also preview the Chopper ringtone, which is available for download with a minimum $3 donation.
The 2011 appeal was the most successful to date, raising $1.65 million!
My first complete site build for Colenso BBDO. Visitors can view recipes, products and tips and sign up to receive bonus content via text or email. Recipes can be shared via Twitter or Facebook and visitors can also have recipes sent to their mobile via TXT, making for a convenient supermarket shopping list.
The site has no Flash content and is optimised to be highly functional on mobile devices.The site is promoted through web banners and point of sale instore.This is a collaborative project by our team formed during the yMedia Challenge. Following our success with Cyberkids, Running With Scissors approached us to create a fun interactive site for the launch of this brand new DB product.
The brief was to educate visitors about when 'Conditions are perfect' for a cider, as this is a relatively new market in NZ. The campaign is targeted at 'go-getters', consumers who catch onto the latest trends, and the site encourages them to spread the word through social media networks.
A special part of the promotion is the use of PocketVouchers - a service where visitors can enter their mobile number to receive a voucher for free cider on their phone. The vouchers are redeemable at Liquorland and over 1000 went on the first day!
I developed the backend which included the social media feeds, Wordpress CMS and the validated PocketVouchers application.
In this project we were required to implement all of our Actionscript 3 programming theory. Content had to be loaded externally via XML.
The brief was to create an interactive experience using any media we could source from the film.
I chose Sin City because I love the art direction, and I thought the vector graphic style would make for a high impact project while keeping file size to a minimum.
This animation exercise focused on syncing sound and animation in Flash using the timeline. It also let us implement embedding with swfObject and used some basic Actionscript3 programming for preloading and start/stop and replay functionality.
I chose to create a music video using kinetic type and vector graphics.
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