F1 Flash Development » Websites

TastyClouds.mobi web site

Rich — Thu, 12 Aug 2010 23:27:54 +0000

A mobile-optimized version of TastyClouds.com, this site was built using the Sencha Touch mobile application framework, and generates dynamic background gradients using CSS3. Deep linking and history management is provided by using the standalone javascript version of SWFAddress.

Note that the only desktop browser the link below will work in is Safari, and it is still not the same as viewing it in a mobile browser.

Click here to view site (will only work in Safari)

TastyClouds.com web site

Rich — Thu, 12 Aug 2010 23:07:16 +0000

A flash web site for Tasty Clouds Cotton Candy Company, it was built using Gaia Flash Framework and features Flickr integration (in fact all the image galleries on the site are managed through Flickr), SlideShowPro integration, and deep linking. In addition to Gaia’s built-in SEO features, additional search engine optimizations were added, which provided fantastic results.

Click here to view site

themagnetagency.com web site

Rich — Thu, 12 Aug 2010 22:11:45 +0000

Web site for The Magnet Agency, which manages a collection of artists in fields such as hair, make up, stylists, set design, and such. All the content for the site is dynamically driven and managed with an accompanying custom CMS.

The site uses SWFAddress to manage browser history (meaning that the browser’s forward and back buttons are still functional when navigating the site), and to enable deep linking directly into a specific category of artists, a specific artist, or a specific artist’s gallery.

Site designed by Frank Rust.

Academy Awards Teaser Site

Rich — Thu, 12 Aug 2010 18:11:15 +0000

BiggestMovieEvent.com was the teaser site for the 2009 Academy Awards. It’s premise revolved around hinting at “The Biggest Movie Event of The Year” without specifically mentioning the awards ceremony.

The site featured gesture-driven side-scrolling view of Hollywood, with a layered parallax effect for enhanced depth. Hidden features such as trivia questions, audio snippets of previous acceptance speeches, and fake movie trailers in different movie genres (action, romatic comedy, and crime drama) kept the user engaged and immersed in the experience.

The site also featured a “send to friend” viral video generator, where users could enter their names (or someone else’s) and have it appear in a special “Entertainment Tonight”-style rumor report.

Click here to view demo

Developer for and designed byÂ Omelet.

Photographer’s website templates

Rich — Fri, 12 Oct 2007 20:34:12 +0000

Flash / XML integration

Developed various photographer”s web site templates for BIGFolio. XML-driven content generated from a content management system. Templates include:

Transcenders.tv

Rich — Fri, 12 Oct 2007 20:28:28 +0000

Flash, AMFPHP Flash Remoting, Custom PHP Content Management System

Website created for the Transcenders, songwriters for various movies, television shows, and The Black Eyed Peas.

Visit Transcenders.tv.\

Developed for and designed by Heavenspot.

Chris McPherson Portfolio web site

Rich — Fri, 12 Oct 2007 20:26:05 +0000

Flash, AMFPHP Flash Remoting, mysql database.

Portfolio web site for photographer Chris McPherson. Featured in Communication Art”s 2005 Interactive Design Annual.

Programmed for and designed by Heavenspot.

Chris McPherson portfolio