Full site development including strategy, IA, design, development and CMS training.

Gulp was one of 12 different games created for the still to be released animated, family film Goose on the Loose starring Chevy Chase. A website was also built that allowed children to hatch their own gosling and watch it grow. Points were collected from playing games that could be used in a virtual mall to purchase clothes and accessories for your gosling and to decorate your nest.

Still one of my favourites, this site has a fun Japanese pop feel and a quirky, jello feel to the interface that was perfectly suited to the industrial designer it was created for.

The TransAlta website re-build involved a rigorous assessment and planning phase during which the current site was deconstructed, content prioritized and then finally merged into a new streamlined site architecture. The end result is a site that provides visitors of all demographics with easily identifiable groupings of content in a clean user-centric interface.

This was an immersive contest site for Toyota to help promote the Tundra. Everything was composited and layered in Photoshop using 12 different water colour paintings that were comissioned for the project. There is also an integrated fishing game that can either be accessed by clicking the person on the warf or through the tracitional navigation across the bottom.

This Flash game was part of The Greatest Contest Ever Contest developed for Subway Restaurants.

Artpad is a new learning initiative by the Glenbow Museum and the Virtual Museum of Canada that focuses on making contemporary art accessible to younger audiences. The interactive site consists of artist interviews, mash-up Flash games, galleries and has a hands-on feel to the creative experience.

This project involved a complete re-build of The Car Salon Group website to better reflect their new service offerings and brand. The goal was to showcase their three offerings – restyling, tires and autobody – through separate microsites for each that had a consistent and unifying look and feel.

This informational site was built for the Canadian Cancer Society to encourage more young people to volunteer with their organization.

Flash hybrid site that allowed Flash elements along with the standard HTML content to be seamlessly controlled through the CMS.

These are a couple of my industrial design projects from over the years. The bed frame is made from redwood and bambo, and uses special brackets that eliminate the need for any tools. The sign is modular in construction and uses removable acrylic name plate holders suspended on cables. The counter top is a 5' x 3' concrete island with chinese coins in the edge as an accent.

This interactive player development guide was created for distribution to coaches and junior players across Canada. The interactive CD had features such as a slap shot game, interactive training drills, player bios and quizzes.

All photography copywright Evan Mounsey

This Flash site was developed as part of an initiative to help promote specialty beers, while featuring specific beers from around the globe. It also contained recipe tips and an event calendar. The entire site was populated through XML to facilitate frequent updates during the promotion period.