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IMVU “Come Hither” Campaign
Landing Page
Project Description: Also tested alternate colors, headlines, and button text - such as “Come Hither. You've Been Naughty”. Animated Flash banner version had finger curling to get viewers attention before button pulsed to prompt viewer interaction.
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IMVU “Avatar” Movie Theme Campaign
Landing Page Version 1
Project Description: After going through several alternate looks for the avatar – including different poses, clothing, and background environments – we settled on going with this direction and tested a few different headline and button text combinations. Based on the direction landing page tests were also done and eventually the IMVU homepage included the design in the main image rotation.
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IMVU “Avatar” Movie Theme Campaign
Landing Page Version 2 - With Alternate Glamour Shot
Project Description: After going through several alternate looks for the avatar – including different poses, clothing, and background environments – we settled on going with this direction and tested a few different headline and button text combinations. Based on the direction landing page tests were also done and eventually the IMVU homepage included the design in the main image rotation.
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Last Of The Warriors VHS Jacket
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IMVU “Dress Up for Grown Ups” Campaign
Localized Arabic Banner Ads
Project Description: Here we initially tested a few different taglines, models, clothing, and backgrounds using the 300x250 format. After determining which combination produced the best results additional ad sizes were created. Eventually localized versions for ten different geo-tarted audiences as well. Versions were also created to blend in with specific web site placements so they didn't stand out as being ads too much.
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IMVU “Dress Up for Grown Ups” Campaign
Localized Dutch Banner Ads
Project Description: Here we initially tested a few different taglines, models, clothing, and backgrounds using the 300x250 format. After determining which combination produced the best results additional ad sizes were created. Eventually localized versions for ten different geo-tarted audiences as well. Versions were also created to blend in with specific web site placements so they didn't stand out as being ads too much.
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IMVU “Dress Up for Grown Ups” Campaign
Localized French Banner Ads
Project Description: Here we initially tested a few different taglines, models, clothing, and backgrounds using the 300x250 format. After determining which combination produced the best results additional ad sizes were created. Eventually localized versions for ten different geo-tarted audiences as well. Versions were also created to blend in with specific web site placements so they didn't stand out as being ads too much.
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IMVU “Dress Up for Grown Ups” Campaign
Localized German Banner Ads
Project Description: Here we initially tested a few different taglines, models, clothing, and backgrounds using the 300x250 format. After determining which combination produced the best results additional ad sizes were created. Eventually localized versions for ten different geo-tarted audiences as well. Versions were also created to blend in with specific web site placements so they didn't stand out as being ads too much.
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IMVU “Dress Up for Grown Ups” Campaign
Localized Japanese Banner Ads
Project Description: Here we initially tested a few different taglines, models, clothing, and backgrounds using the 300x250 format. After determining which combination produced the best results additional ad sizes were created. Eventually localized versions for ten different geo-tarted audiences as well. Versions were also created to blend in with specific web site placements so they didn't stand out as being ads too much.
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IMVU “Dress Up for Grown Ups” Campaign
Localized Korean Banner Ads
Project Description: Here we initially tested a few different taglines, models, clothing, and backgrounds using the 300x250 format. After determining which combination produced the best results additional ad sizes were created. Eventually localized versions for ten different geo-tarted audiences as well. Versions were also created to blend in with specific web site placements so they didn't stand out as being ads too much.
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IMVU “Dress Up for Grown Ups” Campaign
Localized Polish Banner Ads
Project Description: Here we initially tested a few different taglines, models, clothing, and backgrounds using the 300x250 format. After determining which combination produced the best results additional ad sizes were created. Eventually localized versions for ten different geo-tarted audiences as well. Versions were also created to blend in with specific web site placements so they didn't stand out as being ads too much.
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IMVU “Dress Up for Grown Ups” Campaign
Localized Portuguese Banner Ads
Project Description: Here we initially tested a few different taglines, models, clothing, and backgrounds using the 300x250 format. After determining which combination produced the best results additional ad sizes were created. Eventually localized versions for ten different geo-tarted audiences as well. Versions were also created to blend in with specific web site placements so they didn't stand out as being ads too much.
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IMVU “Dress Up for Grown Ups” Campaign
Localized Spanish Banner Ads
Project Description: Here we initially tested a few different taglines, models, clothing, and backgrounds using the 300x250 format. After determining which combination produced the best results additional ad sizes were created. Eventually localized versions for ten different geo-tarted audiences as well. Versions were also created to blend in with specific web site placements so they didn't stand out as being ads too much.
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IMVU “Dress Up for Grown Ups” Campaign
Localized Turkish Banner Ads
Project Description: Here we initially tested a few different taglines, models, clothing, and backgrounds using the 300x250 format. After determining which combination produced the best results additional ad sizes were created. Eventually localized versions for ten different geo-tarted audiences as well. Versions were also created to blend in with specific web site placements so they didn't stand out as being ads too much.
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ClubVDO Website Redesign
Logo Design
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IMVU Homepage Design
Long Version
Project Description: Original look and design was created by someone else and occasionally we would do multivariate tests with alternate layouts and page elements. I would gather details about what we wanted to test and assemble content to create mockups and prototypes, such as these shorter or longer versions.
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Luminositi SoftCam “The First Virtual Camera for the PC!” Banner Ad
Project Description: Is it weird that I show old design examples? Some of it I actually still kinda like, such as this banner direction.
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Luminositi Website Design
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Marilyn Frandsen Design, Metrolight Studios “Total Recall” Magazine Ad
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MCA Universal Cartoon Studios VHS Jacket for Exosquad: Betrayal and Defying Olympus
Project Description: On this project I was primarily responsible for typesetting, finalizing the layout, and creating printer-ready artwork using QuarkXPress. Some illustrations were "for position only" (FPO) and scanned in seperately by the printer. Art Director: Scott MacPhee
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MCA Universal Cartoon Studios VHS Jacket for Exosquad: Into The Heart Of Darkness and The Brood
Project Description: On this project I was primarily responsible for typesetting, finalizing the layout, and creating printer-ready artwork using QuarkXPress. Some illustrations were "for position only" (FPO) and scanned in seperately by the printer. Art Director: Scott MacPhee
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Mobile Gaming Summit (MOGA) “Last Day To Save” Email
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SoftCam Interface Design
Mockups
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SoftCam Interface Design
Navigation Map
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