Baldscone recently completed a total rebuild of this Flash site for a classic car company Paul Rogers Engineering.
The all flash site is dynamically built and allows the owner to easily update images and text easily.
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Nationwide Box2D
Baldscone was asked to do a quick physic interactive for Nationwide careers site. The career areas are updated via xml and can be thrown around and rolled over. Box2D loveliness.
Vodafone Self Select Tool
Produced to allow prospective employees to assess whether they are suitable for a job at Vodafone. Created in Adobe Flash and using Papervision 3D.
Click here to view a demo in action.
Vodafone Papervision Globe
Baldscone created this Papervision 3D and image slideshow Flash component for a Vodafone website recently. It relies solely on code to produce the animation and is fully configurable with different images, timing etc.
To view, click here.
ThinkPower Kids Game
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Baldscone was asked to develop this energy related game as part of the NSAP ThinkPower website. The game involves a race against the clock to answer questions and hook up energy components to complete a circuit. It also hooks up to an online leaderboard so users can compete against other kids.
Best Place To Work iPhone App
Baldscone was recently asked to develop this iPhone application for a client. The application allows users to browse, download and view PDF files. It is a free app and uses several custom coded views – namely the main menu slider view. New PDFs can be updated or added at anytime by the client while the user can navigate each PDF using pinch gestures to zoom, double tap to resize and swipes to flip pages etc.
Download it from the App Store for free now if you are interested in a job!
William Hill Careers Papervision
Baldscone was involved in coding the 3D Flash component of this website. Making extensive use of Papervision 3D and XML to create a custom coded navigate-able panorama, it allows the user to navigate the 3D betting room. Content is all provided dynamically along with jobs ticker. Video, images and text are used in textures and are updated via XML. Hotspots are created using an authoring tool for generating 3D areas and coordinates.
Visit it at: http://careers.williamhillplc.com/
Stampfeet iPhone App
Baldscone was involved in completely re-designing the GUI of Stampfeet’s iPhone App to meet new customer demands and improve the apps look for Apples Retina display. You can check out more details on the app itself at stampfeet.com or at Apple’s App Store.
Download it now and get Stamping!
AFL 2011 Flash Interactive
Baldscone recently completed developing this commercial kids CD-ROM for the Australian Football League. The disk comprises of puzzles, 3D games, skills videos and activities for kids ranging from 5-12 years old. In conjunction with a back-end database it allows the users to compete against each other in AFL teams and individually whilst also tracking statistics of usage and screens visited etc.
The disk makes use of a lot of Papervision 3D interactions which presented a challenge to optimise to work on a vast array of computers. All games, puzzles and disk programming was done by Baldscone in AS3 – using Papervision, Greensock and an MVC pattern to hold it all in place.
For a sneak peak click on the header image to see some of the screens. Demos coming soon when it is released.
Partnerships in Care
I recently worked on a search tool for this website to allow users to find the correct PiC hospital or facility for them. It makes use of a Model View Controller design pattern so I could output different Flash files with the same functionality but with different “views” . They were destined for different pages – with differing layout and dimensions. The locations are based in XML and the user can filter and sort locations by various different categories. It also makes use of the Google Maps API to do geolocation lookups and display location Maps within Flash.
I was also asked to design and develop the homepage Flash component for this site a day before it went live – so I thought of using a bit of Papervision.