Here are some examples of my work:
This is an interactive graph with the latest numbers from COBI - a study that The Bulletin's business desk commissions each quarter. All of the data is stored internally, and the graph is dynamically drawn in realtime. The data that drives the graph can be updated in seconds by feeding a CSV file into a perl script. |Launch|
Any story on bendbulletin.com that has more than one photo associated with it uses this slideshow viewer. The viewer is driven by an XML file that is generated by our website. |Launch example|
This is an interactive slideshow. I wrote the Flash slideshow player and also recorded and edited the interviews. The player is driven by XML and 100% reusable, and The Bulletin has since used it for many other presentations. |Launch|
This is an interactive graphic based on a print illustration by Greg Cross, The Bulletin's graphic artist. Greg, Anders Ramberg (The Bulletin's presentation editor) and I coordinated the simultaneous launch of the print and online versions. |Launch|
Here's another example of how I re-purposed a print illustration into an interactive Flash presentation. The original art was by Anders Ramberg, The Bulletin's presentation editor. |Launch|
The Bulletin's online classifieds system is 100% Ajax. The server is used only as a database, and all of the presentation is done within the browser via javascript. |View|
The Bulletin's online restaurant guide uses Ajax to record and post user ratings. |View example|
The Bulletin's online sign-on system uses Ajax to verify online access against DTI's Iservices web service. Contact me if you'd like to learn how it works.
I designed and coded the following sites, so just poke around the source to see what I've done.
The main news site for The Bulletin, the daily newspaper in Bend, Oregon. |View|
The Bulletin's general Real Estate online vertical. |View|
A specialty Real Estate vertical targeting buyers and sellers of homes priced over $1 million. |View|