// Project Overview // The JCPenney standard rich media banner campaigns were showed on every popular website including Microsoft, Yahoo!, ABC Entertainment, among others. They showed weekly promotional sales, seasonal promotions, special offers, or company announcements.
These banners were created on Adobe Flash and Actionscript 2.0 coding environment. They consisted of a 15 seconds animation to attract the viewer, and optimized under 30K File size. Conceptual Design by T3.
// Project Overview // As part of DELL’s new line of small business computers, DELL Vostro, T3 launched it’s biggest marketing campaign yet: “We believe in small business”. The Ad Agency was in charge of a full sized marketing scheme that included banner campaigns, a full interactive website, and a full screen showing on Times Square in New York.
As part of the Rich Media team, a large series of banners were created to display the multiple uses of the new small business computers. All this was done in such a short span of time, but successfully launched in accordance to a full interactive website.
These banners were created on Adobe Flash and Actionscript 2.0 coding environment. They consisted of a 15 second animation and describing the system’s capabilities and optimized under 35K File size. Conceptual Design by T3.
// Project Overview // Architecture Firm MV needed a website that showed simplicity while making its contemporary theme stand out.
In collaboration with AT Studio, the site was developed in a simple minimalist style to keep with the style MV is known for.
// Project Overview // While working under ERA Europe, I designed and co-developed this website for a real estate agency in Jamaica. I tried to escape the traditional ERA style of blues and gave it a more live and tropical view to match the location.
This site was built on CSS, Adobe Flash in Actionscript 2.0 and working around a coldFusion environment.
// Project Overview // Animal Kids Illustrations which were created in partnership with EhKu Design as a final Graphic Design bachelor’s thesis project.
The Illustrations were created by hand on pencil and recreated in Adobe Flash.