Stylized games for major airline
Stylized games for major airline
Delta Airlines couldn’t get their workforce to participate in company training. I diagnosed their problem and designed a engaging game-based solution.
Delta Airlines couldn’t get their workforce to participate in company training. I diagnosed their problem and designed a engaging game-based solution.
As part of a tradeshow presentation, I picked a long-forgotten song to promote a long-forgotten family of handheld electronics.
Milton Bradley’s problem was how to squeeze their classic boardgame into a 300x300 playable viral banner ad. My solution was to make the game surface zoomable.
Princess Cruise Lines had a big problem with the front-end of their in-cabin media consoles fleet-wide — they were too slick for seniors. I repackaged their presentation and navigation to maximize appeal for guests in their golden years.
Armed with the know how to develop and deploy 3D animations in Flash, I helped IKEA Systems realize their vision for a campaign.
The problem with this promotional tool that I concepted and designed was that it displayed the data too quickly — so I throttled down the presentation to increase anticipation and make it look like it was doing something.
“Mindnumbing.” “Verbose.” “Outdated.” Prospects began souring on Corpedia’s rote, linear, click-and listen monologue lesson structure — so I created a plan B.
