With a not so ordinary kid at the helm
Design & Web Development
At OrdinaryKids
Amidst the confusion, uncertainty, and wonder that was web design throughout the interactive explosion that was the Flash ActionScript phenomena; we built some furious things before Apple shut the fun down.
Clients included but not limited to Stüssy, Adidas, Nike, Tracy Chapman, Aesop Rock, and the following that we happened to have our hands in.
Workopoatamus; one suite, one hundred dollars
February 2010
E-Commerce ActionScript 3.0 Site
Simply a suit for the working man.
Branding and production of a full E-Commerce Flash site for a start up suit company specializing in one affordable suit for the working stiff. In short Workopotomus is a modern suit made for the newly employed, or anyone who has less than a million dollars to spend on work wear but still needs to look good. It's one reliable fit in two colors to keep costs down and to make the suit-buying process as easy as possible. Try one out, I promise, you wont be disappointed.
workopotomus
noun [pl. -mus-s or -mi]: newly employed mammal required to wear a suit. Found in offices, near desks and under scrutiny. Doesn't make a million dollars. Distinguished by it's respectable demeanor anyway.
iSearch Media, they're a search agency
October 2009
SEO Compliant Actionscript 3.0 Web Site
A website for a search agency. Near the height of the ActionScript's reign in the design and web development days we built a completely content managed SEO compliant Flash ActionScript 3.0 Website.
We developed a site that combined WordPress and ActionScript. One layer was a completely searchable html framework that is rendered by the Flash application on the front end. Perhaps awkward to think of nowadays, but then, it was still awkward to some.
The Vapor Room, your friendly neighborhood dispensary
August 2009
ActionScript 3.0 Web Site
In 2009, right after dropping into San Francisco from Detroit, we got to make a site for The Vapor Room. We choreographed and developed an ActionScript 3.0 website for this local favorite.
With the help of now Landscape's Adam Weiss we developed a fun antique shelf for users to explore the Vapor Room.
There isn't much to say about this build other than it was an absolute pleasure to work with the fine folks from this local OG in the Medical Cannabis arena, and we highly recommend showing your love if you ever find yourself in Samuel Brannan's golden town on the Bay. The Vapor Room in San Francisco.
