Our friends at Faile usually create a microsite for their projects. This task is time consuming and they asked us to make them something that will minimize the task. We created Faile Sites which allow Faile to do just that. Currently, the app hosts two of their current exhibitions, check them out: Houston & Bowery mural and Fragments of Faile.
It’s been a while since the last blog post, but it doesn’t mean we haven’t done anything! Summer was pretty crazy, including a trip to Sydney for work. We have more stuff coming and the fall/winter is looking busy.
We just launched a redesigned website for Society Creative. They were great clients, Matt let us do what we wanted and we thank him for that. The website uses asynchronous calls and supports History. It also enables iOS users to swipe for moving between gallery images — which was implemented by using JSGestureRecognizer. I think this was the first time I actually used it for a commercial project. Anyway, I think the site allows users to get a great look at SC’s work without burdening them with too much branding.
Fellow nerds. Kyle and I are at WWDC this week. Lets hang out and have a beer. See you early tomorrow morning!
I’m a horrible blogger and it takes me forever to write an entry. But I really wanted to tell you about a new project we created for Knoll called myGeneration.
Thankfully there’s already a Cool Hunting article which fills in for my blog-o-phobia. Read about it there!
Finally, to the Knoll team. Hope you have a great time at NeoCon 2011!
With the introduction of their new product MultiGeneration by Knoll to their Generation family, we designed and developed a brand new sithowyouwant.com for Knoll. Unlike the previous site, this site does not use Flash, and all components including the “Build your own Generation” feature works on all browsers including mobile Safari.
The Moto part of BuzaMoto is now open in Toronto’s Chinatown. I don’t have the money or time right now to furnish the space, but there will be pictures of the inside space once it’s nice and presentable. The Buza part of BuzaMoto will be stationed on the other side of the Atlantic to set up shop so we’re better positioned for global dominance of the design and technology world!
Hey, like a real company, BuzaMoto now has real business cards! Check it out!
So one step closer to becoming a real professional. Also, we installed a wiki today. It’s a stock dokuwiki, but Kyle is in charge of making it look cool, giving it the BuzaMoto touch it needs. If it looks like shit, blame him.
Welcome to the official BuzaMoto blog. Yes, this is the official one!