Questioning Autism? is an iOS app designed to help concerned parents understand whether their child might be showing signs of autism or not. The app features 12 simple questions, helpful resources, and the ability to share the observations via email. This app was inspired by our own difficulties explaining our concerns to our pediatrician; it was built by Netsoft in collaboration with one of our long-standing clients, Active Health Management.
4 elements music produces custom audio for TV and film, and their users have very tight deadlines. I designed a feature-rich website that delivers their entire music library in one interface. There are four unique but extremely powerful ways to search right on the home page; results are shown below the search pane. In addition to the user experience / interface, I designed the 4 elements visual identity.
MealMonkey is an iOS and Android app designed to help people make better eating decisions without the hassles of tracking calories or points.
Sudoku, but with much faster game play. Coming soon for iPad.
After Andrew Breitbart’s death, a friend and I commented on the fact that his very last tweet was rather, um, salty. It occured to us that in the age of social media, most of us will have some form of last words uttered online. Together we conceived of a website that gathered the most famous of these final tweets, and I came up with the name: “The Tweet Hereafter.” A personal project, I was interested in the philosophical implications, and my partner, Jamie Forrest, wanted to try his hand at some new technologies.