Client: Slingshot LLC

Project: Tolleson Wealth Management

Status: Complete

Timeframe: 2007-2009

Details: Developed by a small team of coders, TWM.Com utilizes AS3.0 and PaperVision to dynamically create a “mobile” interface, inspired by Alexander Calder.

Project Link: TollesonWealthManagement.Com

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Client: Encircle

Project: Community Coffee Promotion

Status: Complete and removed

Timeframe: 2008

Details: Another promotion from Encircle, BHC.Com was a PHP, CSS and Javascript only site where individuals could enter their personal information and an office number. The database was parsed on a regular basis, and each user received a $3 coupon for Community Coffee in their home mail.

Project Link: PraxxGray.Com - BringHomeCommunity.Com

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Client: Slingshot LLC

Project: Jack Daniel’s Country Cocktails

Status: Complete

Timeframe: 2006-2007

Details: One of Slingshot’s Brown-Foreman projects, CountryCocktails.Com was designed from the ground up to be extremely adaptable. Going into the project, the client informed us that the number and type of bottles would be changing from quarter to quarter. I built this site so that everything, down the colors of the sections, was parsed from an XML file that could be changed by creatives and account people alike.

Project Link: CountryCocktails.Com

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Client: Rich Media

Project: Adidas Timing Instruction Manuals

Status: Complete

Timeframe: 2008

Details: The Adidas Timing Instruction Manual project was brought to me by a designer who needed an application that would be able to handle multiple language support and also display custom Flash movies of the watch instructions. Of note in this project is the movie player… a completely custom application built specifically for this client.

Project Link: Adidas Timing

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Client: Slingshot LLC

Project: HEST Fitness website

Status: Complete

Timeframe: 2007

Details: This project was an incredibly quick turn-around for Slingshot’s dev team. The entire original CSS site was built in 4 days. Since then, the site has been modified to accommodate a Flash splash page and seasonal promotions.

Project Link: HEST Fitness website

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Client: Encircle

Project: Del Monte Grill Thrill Promotion

Status: Complete and removed

Timeframe: 2008

Details: A short project from Encircle, Del Monte’s Grill Thrill promotion consists of a Flash display of audio, recipes and legalese, and a Javascript entry form.

Project Link: PraxxGray.Com - Grill Thrill

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Client: Slingshot LLC

Project: Finlandia.com

Status: Complete

Timeframe: 2006-2007

Details: A Brown-Foreman project, Finlandia.Com was my first big project for Slingshot. We developed a series of of special effects and text effects for the site, along with a great deal of imagery. Several 3D effects were planned, rendered and included for Phase One. Phase Two of the project included multiple language support along interactive pieces, coupled with the abilities to save your interactive creations and mail them to yourself of friends (of legal drinking age, of course).

Project Link: Finlandia.Com

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Client: Slingshot LLC

Project: Valentine’s Day Quiz

Status: Complete and removed

Timeframe: Jan. 2006

Details: My initial freelance job for Slingshot, this quiz was linked to the Dallas Morning News website and their V-Day promotion. Written in AS2.0 and for Flash Player 7.

Project Link: PraxxGray.Com - Valentine’s Quiz

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Client: Encircle

Project: TacoBueno.Com

Status: Complete

Timeframe: 2003-2009

Details: Originally an AS1.0 site, TB.Com was brought to me by a local advertising firm. Over the years, I have updated much of the functionality and data-processing of the site to keep up with growing technology.

Link: TacoBueno.Com

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Client: Blockbuster Corporate

Project: Blockbuster.Com

Status: Complete

Timeframe: 2001

Details: During the early months of 2001, the corporate leaders at Blockbuster decided it was time to change the main website to something a little sleeker and more efficient.

Using Vignette, we would be able to display and render content pertinent to the single user. It would also make managing and producing content for the main website a great deal easier.

The site design was developed, and then handed to me. The design was sorely inconsistent as far as widths of columns, image pixel sizes, etc. The first three weeks of my time on this project was setting a graphical standard so that the Vignette developers could have a stable platform to work with.

Once the standardization was complete, I began ripping apart navigation bars, loading images, banners, and creating tables that the Vignette developers would eventually use to input user-directed content.

I created well over 500 individual tables and almost 1500 graphics for the Blockbuster main website.

Project Link: Blockbuster.Com

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