Project release: National CineMedia
Apr. 4th, 2007 12:29 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
web_basedLadies and Gentlemen, I give you the project I have been working on for the last few months:
National Cinemedia - Fathom (caution: contains flash and makes noise; content is worksafe but loud)
SEE! CSS-based layout and interaction! (Turn off CSS to witness Bonus Accessible Semantic Markup!)
HEAR! Standards-compliant multimedia, XHTML, and CSS!1 (Turn off Javascript to witness Bonus Alternate Content for the flash nodes!)
TASTE! An experience that is platform and browser independent!
SMELL! A pixel-perfect implementation of a graphically-intense design which includes drop shadows and gradients (and even drop shadows on gradients)!
FEEL! Jon being insufferably pleased with himself!
And the consumer-facing pages are only about a third of the project. The rest of the project consist of a back end administrative interface, which allows the people at Fathom to create/edit events and series of events; to approve event comments; and even to make inline edits to the content on the consumer pages! (Plus about a dozen other functions.)
*sniff* My baby is all growed up.
Of course, it's not all mine. I was the interface developer on the team, which also consisted of our .NET application developer, a designer, one of our Flash developers, an Information Architect, and the Account Manager. So it was definitely a team effort; in fact, I barely touched the administrative interface.
So...Go Team Fathom! For Great Justice!
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1Offer not valid for pages that contain unverified content from the database.
National Cinemedia - Fathom (caution: contains flash and makes noise; content is worksafe but loud)
SEE! CSS-based layout and interaction! (Turn off CSS to witness Bonus Accessible Semantic Markup!)
HEAR! Standards-compliant multimedia, XHTML, and CSS!1 (Turn off Javascript to witness Bonus Alternate Content for the flash nodes!)
TASTE! An experience that is platform and browser independent!
SMELL! A pixel-perfect implementation of a graphically-intense design which includes drop shadows and gradients (and even drop shadows on gradients)!
FEEL! Jon being insufferably pleased with himself!
And the consumer-facing pages are only about a third of the project. The rest of the project consist of a back end administrative interface, which allows the people at Fathom to create/edit events and series of events; to approve event comments; and even to make inline edits to the content on the consumer pages! (Plus about a dozen other functions.)
*sniff* My baby is all growed up.
Of course, it's not all mine. I was the interface developer on the team, which also consisted of our .NET application developer, a designer, one of our Flash developers, an Information Architect, and the Account Manager. So it was definitely a team effort; in fact, I barely touched the administrative interface.
So...Go Team Fathom! For Great Justice!
_________________
1Offer not valid for pages that contain unverified content from the database.
