In this hotsite the user picks a monster, chooses its shape, and draws its face and body. This monster is the prototype of the obstacles that won’t let the user escapes from the city. The user, inside of a Crossfox, tries to avoid them and reach the end of the road. I’ve worked on the entire project but the campaign section.

I’ve worked on the flash intro, composed of two random movies in wich the user could interact with. The first one allowed users to receive a message phone call direct to the phone number that they typed into the form.  The message’s dispatch was made by a third party supplier from AlmapBBDO. My job was make the flash client send the user’s phone number and treat the third party system response. The message call explains what PME product is. The second one was simple: a form that the user fills its e-mail address and receives a newsletter explaining the PME product.

I’ve worked on actionscript programming of the entire hotsite. I’ve learned and used some math, check the photos section (screenshot above). Other cool thing was to work with flash videos, check colors and 360° sections.

All the flash hotsite programming was made by me, except 360°’s section.

I’d very few time to program this hotsite, only three days…
What caused more work here was the site navigation, because each area behaves in its own way, independently of the others.

A really big and cool job! I’ve worked on all the games but “Factory game”, the main site navigation, back-end and registration sections and the mechanism that let users save and load games; also in  the bag, that let users jump between games, view tips and discover hidden bonus. Almost 30 days of hard work, improving game controls, rules, performance and optimization.

In this campaign, users can interact uploading their photo or through their webcam.

Webcam video + Image Processing (edge detection) + Snowflakes = This job!

Here I had a chance to develop a cool navigation engine. It will be possible to add any new section in the future, faster and with very few code. The interactive movie and the 360° section aren’t mine, I’ve just adjusted them to run inside my code.

I’ve worked on programming of back-end and front-end scripts.