Since March 2007, I've produced over a dozen games for Endemol, working with a variety of back-end platforms. These games are syndicated on different gambling sites.

An interactive banner as part of a campaign for one of the country's leading newspapers. A bunch of algorithmic naturalistic animation.

cxpartners are a leading customer experience design agency. I turned the outline page designs for their own website into accessible XHTML templates, and integrated them into Wordpress.

Sanna Annukka is a reknowned illustrator. Working with designer Niall McCormack, we produced her website including a bespoke content management system, and full integration with the e-commerce package CubeCart.

A Flash minisite to promote the launch of Vista, Office and Exchange to Microsoft Partners. The interface was a 3D environment, and made use of the latest bitmap handling functionality of Flash 8 to achieve design effects.

I turned the print designs for the Autumn/Winter 2006 Van Dal shoes brochure into an interactive Flash catalogue, including the obligatory page turning effect.

A isometric 3D game for Intel, in which an IT manager moves around a course avoiding obstacles and collecting hardware components

A reusable image slideshow engine, configured by an XML playlist, made for Tallhat Design

A Flash minisite for businesses about saving electricity, including a section in which users could make pledges and see them plotted on a map of the UK

This entire agency site was made in Flash, featured lots of between-section animation and was easily updated via XML. Now replaced by an HTML site, which makes a bit more sense.

This interactive banner was produced in the style of a game and demonstrates, using cacophonous effects, the perils of walking along streets that have poor lighting.

A Flash minisite produced to coincide with the Ashes series of 2006, in which users explore a virtual cricket pavillion to find their cricket-related content.

A second, expanded version of the Intel IT manager game, featuring more rooms to manage, skills for the manager to attain, different company levels and love affairs in the staff cafeteria.

A Flash site, configurable by XML, for a creative agency with an impressive client list

I built the Flash front-end to a virtual town of Linguabot "chatbots" which gave advice on matters related to child welfare

A modular and extensible Flash application to enable online testing of numerical, literacy, data entry and comprehension skills for job applicants.

Flash minisite to promote the MTV ACut talent spotting competition.

Flash minisite to promote an MTV competition tied in with the launch of Britney's range of perfumed products

A Flash game to demonstrate the basics of the "Chase Me Charlie" pony riding competition

An online educational resource prototype which provides a way for students to evaluate and discuss scientific hypotheses in a safe enironment.

Interactive map of the UK, with pan and zoom, as part of a Sunday Times CD-ROM about selecting schools.

Dynamic map for the BMI website showing airport and route information, and a WYSIWYG map editor for BMI staff allowing them to manage the routes and their configuration.

Lead Flash programmer for this realistic simulation of an IT manager's world. Finalist for a BIMA award, and nominated for 2 Yahoo Revolution awards in 2004.

Amberlight are a leading HCI consultancy, for whom accessibility is a prime concern. I produced the initial XHTML templates for their own website.

1 Pump Court is a radical and progressive set of chambers with a focus on legally aided clients. He developed their website, with a content management system that would allow the members to update their own site

Site navigation, video player and message ticker-tape for the Childrens ITV website homepage, made within 2 days

News publishing system to allow in-house staff to create and edit articles

Lead the initial technical development for The Sunday Times' "The Month" - a multimedia CD-ROM, published for 18 months from September 2003. Nominated for BAFTA, Design Week and Revolution awards in 2004.