001.Documentation
This site simultaneously documents the process of creating a photograph, as well as the process of making the site itself. The site process was mostly just filler, but the photo project is definitely worth taking a look at!
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This site simultaneously documents the process of creating a photograph, as well as the process of making the site itself. The site process was mostly just filler, but the photo project is definitely worth taking a look at!
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Design Automata Website
This website aims to inspire other designers to explore the rich world of coded images and interactive design. The site goes over some basic code and provides links to learning resources and open-source code. The most exciting part of making this site was the interactive header. Mousing over the header distorts the typography, but the particles eventually find their way back to their original positions.
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This website aims to inspire other designers to explore the rich world of coded images and interactive design. The site goes over some basic code and provides links to learning resources and open-source code. The most exciting part of making this site was the interactive header. Mousing over the header distorts the typography, but the particles eventually find their way back to their original positions.
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Jim Beckwith's Site
The back-end of this site is where the party is at! The whole site is layed out over a single high-resolution photo, and then the users are given the option of navigating with the menu (which pans to specific content), or they can click and drag to move around the site. Also, elements are positioned in z-space! This makes for a slight parallax effect when the users move around the site, making it look a bit more natural. ALSO (!) there's an ambient particle system hanging out that acts like dust! Cool stuff!
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The back-end of this site is where the party is at! The whole site is layed out over a single high-resolution photo, and then the users are given the option of navigating with the menu (which pans to specific content), or they can click and drag to move around the site. Also, elements are positioned in z-space! This makes for a slight parallax effect when the users move around the site, making it look a bit more natural. ALSO (!) there's an ambient particle system hanging out that acts like dust! Cool stuff!
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Origin Design Build Website
The guys over at ODB love simplicity, and that's exactly what we gave them. We focused on smooth transitions and took advantage of Flash's built-in ability to right-click and zoom.
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The guys over at ODB love simplicity, and that's exactly what we gave them. We focused on smooth transitions and took advantage of Flash's built-in ability to right-click and zoom.
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