Design Statement I am working on a social anxiety text adventure. In this project, I hope to begin exploring user experiences of embodiment and haunting when interacting with a technological experience that evokes a societal system. Eventually, I want to more deeply explore the connectivity between...
Continue Readingjquery2 [playlist type="video" ids="2778"] Haha, it took me waay too long to get this working (I think it's because I originally formatted my navbar in an odd way), but it finally sort of works so...
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Continue ReadingHere's the midterm presentation of my portfolio site! I began building my site from the homepage out, first building the main page around the divs that create the parallax scroll. Over the weekend I added my portfolio page, a partially-finished digital projects page, and a link...
Continue ReadingMy primary inspiration for my portfolio site comes from the site of one of my mentors, Marisa Parham. Her site makes excellent use of parallaxes to break up the different types of relevant information that she includes. I'm also inspired by the whimsy of the...
Continue ReadingJason Edward Lewis is a designer, programmer, poet, and artist whose work blurs the boundaries between image and text. His PoEMMs (Poetry for Excitable Mobile Media) are made to be "read" and interacted with on a touch screen. Lewis and his team at ObxLabs developed...
Continue ReadingPortfolio site progress so far! Screenshot looks a little weird because of the parallax oops, so I'm popping the link in here as well. Also, I haven't done the navbar yet, so hopefully that will happen tomorrow. [caption id="attachment_754" align="aligncenter" width="500"] Here is my wireframe for...
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