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apb_1apb_2Website designed and implemented for American Program Bureau. Integartes flash content and video with html, all styled with css. Mock-up designed and approved with photoshop; built and implemented with dreamweaver (html/css) and flash. Visit the live site at American Program Bureau.
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2 Sep 2008

APB Speakers Website

Author: Evan Mullins | Filed under: portfolio

APB are the guys who organize public speakers, whoever you saw speaking at the last graduation or other ceremony was probably done through the American Program Bureau. They have connections! Many many people, from movie stars, to famous writers, to nobel peace prize winers! So for your next party, give them a try. They had a really old website from about 1999 or so. I was involved with rebuilding it! I did most of the html/css design and flash/actionscript. They just launched the site this week, so I’m just celebrating with this post!

See before and after images below:

Old:

old apb thumb
The original site was hard to navigate and horrible to look at…

Vs

New:

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These are the mock ups, all html/css and the we pushed it into drupal for content management.
apb-relaunchAPB had the final say on the finishing touches. It came together, although I was suprised that they opted to put so much movement on the page. We set it all up so all speakers have images and videos on their page all in the custom player we built for them… but then they go and embed a youtube video on their homepage… go figure. It came a long way though. Go Web 2.0! Visit American Program Bureau.

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2 Sep 2008

APB Website | Before and After

Author: Evan Mullins | Filed under: portfolio

gn3_1Site built for Going Natural 3, free series of videos to promote the re-opening of StomperNet. Includes flash video and html template design in drupal all styled with custom made themes and css. Users were prompted to subscribe with email address and then allowed to view the premium video content and comment. Site discontinued, but video content still available at stomperblog.gn3_2

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11 May 2008

StomperNet Going Natural 3 Web Design

Author: Evan Mullins | Filed under: portfolio

Here’s a new site and series from StomperNet called Going Natural 3!
It’s a bit of free videos made and released to showcase the talents and business of what StomperNet is about and what they do for their clients. They’re ‘moving the freeline’ so to speak…

The first video series begins with Dan Thies talking about his ‘Crazy Theory’ for AdWords.

On signing in there are a couple BONUS videos for you as well. So go check them out as well!
Watch Going Natural 3 – Adwords Triangulation Method and more

This site contains the latest flash video player built by yours truly. I also did the design of the site: involving html, css, php, javascript and dealing with drupal too!

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9 May 2008

Going Natural 3.0 at StomperNet

Author: Evan Mullins | Filed under: portfolio

About dot Stompernet dot Com (about.stompernet.com) is the new public (free) website from StomperNet. I helped implement this design and had to learn all about themes in Drupal. It’s still in beta, but it’s well on it’s way. It is an agglomeration site, where all the StomperNet Faculty’s feeds can be found and various other free content, like video in the Squambido player, and the Scrutinizer software.

about stompernet screenshot

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11 Jan 2008

About.StomperNet.com

Author: Evan Mullins | Filed under: portfolio, work