Flash
Interfaces
Interfaces that are created using Macromedia Flash have to be functional as well as "flashy"
looking. Good interface design is an art in itself. ScottMedia has designed Flash interfaces,
as well as created interfaces from other's designs. The following is a collection of some
of the past and present interfaces ScottMedia has worked on.
University of Manitoba - Faculty of Science |
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This CD ROM used Flash to enable a multimedia presentation that included video, text, and a photos. The Faculty of Science CDROM features a professionaly pressed CD, and printed sleeve.
In 2007, a version of this interface was created for the Web (click the image to view).
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University of Manitoba - Faculty of Human Ecology (2007) |
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This CD ROM used Flash to enable a multimedia presentation that included video, text, and a photos. It was updated in 2007 to include new graphics and new content.
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University of Manitoba - Faculty of Human Ecology (2005) |
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This CD ROM used Flash to enable a multimedia presentation that included video, text, and a photos.
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Orthodontist Dr. Tim Dumore & Team |
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Working with Envisage
Design Group, ScottMedia created an Interface for orthodontist Dr.
Dumore (www.drdumore.com).
The interface uses separate Flash movies for each individual section of the site in
order to keep the file size and download time to a minimum.
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neo abstract solutions
ScottMedia created this interface for neoabstract
solutions. It uses custom buttons, a custom scroll bar, and linked, customer editable
text files.
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The Forks Market |
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Working with Envisage Design Group, ScottMedia provided Flash programming for the
Forks Market web site. A fairly intensive project, it includes complex navigation,
sound, and JavaScript interaction. ScottMedia also provided HTML and JavaScript programming
for the non-Flash version of the site.
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| Note: This interface is no longer current. As well, some
of the links will not be working. For Demonstrative purposes only. |
Club U4ia |
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One of ScottMedia's first Flash interfaces, the former U4ia site utilized javascript
interaction and special internal movie clips for navigation control.
This interface pioneered some of the techniques that would come to be used on many
later interfaces, and all in Flash 3 without complex actionscript!
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| Note: This interface is no longer current.
For Demonstrative purposes only. |
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