PostEverything
Responsible for the ideas and architecture behind the website, the design and implementation of it. Features developed for PostEverything include the content management system, order processing system and tools for physical and digital media sales. I manage the technical aspects of the website on an ongoing basis and am involved in future business development.
AudioBunny
One of the products of my long term partnership with Japanese company Hostess Entertainment Unlimited AudioBunny is a new Music Magazine site built to become a platform for unbiased, and un-payola based high quality editorial content for the Japanese audience.
SHOWstudio
Since joining SHOWstudio, working with their design and editorial team, I've taken the website from a flat, sprawling, hand crafted HTML site to one which is powered by my content management system and provides flexible ways of publishing information for the dynamic range of projects SHOWstudio carry out. Latest additions include modules to handle advertising, integration of live webcams into a content managed environment, integration of managed content into Flash, and the integration of blog comments and forums in a threaded manner. I've also worked on numerous projects throughout the years including live audio and video webcasts, 'live' timelapse video, live voicemail publication, chat room development, mobile phone publishing systems, kiosks and installations.
Digital Convenience
Working with Japanese record label and distributor Hostess Enterainment Umlimited I've been developting tools to help them manage their day to day work promoting artists and releases, as well as helping develop their on-line identity and guide the development of the digitalconvenience platform which will be an editorial, community and shopping site for music.
Somewhere
Responsible for architecture, design and implementation of this website I've empowered the artists with self-publishing tools to manage the scope of their projects allowing them to focus on their work, not maintaining the details of a constantly growing website. Features included in the site development allow them to use it directly as a tool for presenting work at lectures and conferences, rather than creating new presentations each time.
Grizedale Arts
Responsible for architecture, design, implementation and ongoing development of this website for this Cumbrian based arts organisation. Currently in the first phase the site and contents will develop to embrace the changing requirements of Grizedale Arts as they develop there new strategy and site, Lawson Park, throughout 2007.
Sometime Later
Art directed by Somewhere this site was built to represent the work of one of their ongoing projects. I took the art direction to build a site which was immersive and interactive as well as being technically well formed and manageable from their existing content management system.
Warp Records
Whilst Managing Director at Kleber. Responsible for site architecture, design implementation, and back end development. Features developed for Warp Records include the content management system, order processing system and tools for physical sales. The back end of this was later used to build the bleep digital download store.
Hotel
Working with Paul Hetherington I implemented his designs and integrated them into a content management system to allow this East London gallery manage their roster of artists and exhibitions.
Adam Mufti
Build of a simple website used by Film Director Adam Mufti to present examples of his work whilst allowing him to keep it updated with his latest work.
David Gibbons
Website build for matte painter and artists Dave Gibbons, allowing him to keep his rapidly expanding portfolio of work up to date as simply as possible.
Visual Appliance
Designed and coded this simple site for the release of Hype, software for visual effects designers.
Dorian Moore
Originally designed and built by me in 2000 as a place to profile myself, my work, my thoughts, and fragments of my life I built my own website on top of the CMS I then applied elsewhere. I use my site as a testing ground for new ideas as well, though I don't have nearly enough time to do this as I would like.
