Portfolio

Here is my portfolio I created for SPP3.

A full version of my portfolio can be viewed here....http://joegreenwood.co.uk/

Photo Gallery for Glennz

Here is a photo gallery that I made in Flash for my last project. I created a website for Glennz T-Shirts.

All of these have been designed by Glenn Jones (Glennz) and can be viewed and purchased here.....http://store.glennz.com/

Twitter Feed for my project.

Well one of the requirements of my project was to have 3 different Flash elemets in my website. One of these i chose to have was a Twitter feed. I wanted to have the different 'tweets' displayed on the screen with the date and time that it was made starting with the most recent. I have done all the code in ActionScript 3.0.

I realise this doesn't work thanks to the security settings on the Google Sites page where it is hosted...it wont allow it to connect to Twitter!! Stupid!! However it works fine when in my website file so i hope it will be okay!!

Flash Objects for my project.

Well for my project I am required to have 3 flash objects embedded in my website. I am going to to exactly this. I have designed and made 2 of my 3 Flash objects now.

I have a simple banner that will go on the homepage that flashes on a loop saying 'Welcome to Glennz'. The other Flash object I have already created is a Twitter feed. This fetches the latest posts and displays them on my homepage. Quite useful!!

The other object i will have is a flash photo gallery displaying my clients design works. I have left this till last as it is probably the easiest of the 3 to get working. Anyway...here is my simple side banner.

Flash Banner

Design Exercise 13 - Flash Banner

Well last night i completed my Flash banner advertising the iPhone 3GS. Even though i completed the banner and published it using Flash CS4 i came into Uni today only to find that it would open thanks to the Flash CS3 currently installed on the systems.

I have created an image in Photoshop which displays each frame of my banner.

I wanted to keep my banner extremely simple to keep with Apples' design principles. I have used a lot of white space and simple colourful images. I think this works quite well on my banner and the final outcome is quite appealing.

Each of my frames is animated with the text and images appearing and the disappearing off the screen to be replaced by the next set of images/text.

Flash Banner

Design Exercise 13 involved us making a banner advertising our current mobile phone. This left me with having to make a Flash banner for the iPhone 3G. I first did some research into the existing banners for the iPhone and found this on their website.

Each different frame is pretty much the same, it uses a white background with an image of the phone and then another icon displaying what features the iPhone has. This banner is slightly larger than the one I will create. I will attempt to stick with Apples' overall style by keeping things plain and simple.

Here is a TV advertisement for the iPhone, again it is extremely plain and simple.

Simple Flash Gallery For My Site

I decided to create a Flash Gallery for my gallery page. I wanted to put a few pictures from the Lincolnshire Poacher in my site and make it easy to view and go through each picture.

Nice bit of flash content to look at!!

Found this when randomly browsing theFWA.com, content is of little interest to me but the way the content is displayed is pretty impressive. I had 5 minutes playing about with it anyway!

http://wonder-wall.com/#project/en