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Archive for the ‘Manifest Digital’ Category

Squash in the Park - US OpenThursday, October 29th, 2009

squashinthepark.com

Manifest recently had the opportunity to help MetroSquash with their 2010 US Squash Open Championships site. At this point, we only have the “splash” site up with a lot more to come in the next few months. Check it out and will update as soon as we are able to add to the site.

Manifest Wins People’s Choice at PhizzPopMonday, March 30th, 2009

Carbon Nation Homepage

Carbon Nation Control Panel

Here is a glimpse into Manifest’s Winning Solution. The team consisting of Dan Thompson, Brian Henkel and myself had just about 2 weeks to complete this “doable” solution for Sustainable Living in Austin. Our solution, Carbon Nation, is a toolbox that help improve utility usage in the home, reduce travel and commuting, expose implications of shopping decision, layout home improvements with the likes of solar panels, and reveal community performance. More to come shortly…

Manifest has a new look.Saturday, February 21st, 2009

 Manifest Digital launches new brand and phase one of the web site. With all the change, manifest has also found a new home at 600 W. Chicago. All this great design work was done by Laureen Feeny, Christine Davis & Jim Jacoby.  All the crazy flash was done by Danny Davis. The brand and web site are continuing to grow with a lot of great additions in the forecast. Check out some of the goodies below.

manifest logo

manifest business card

manifestdigital.com

manifestdigital.com

manifestdigital.com

Manifest Wins Chicago’s PhizzPopFriday, November 21st, 2008

Last night at the Chicago Microsoft Phizz Pop Challenge, the Manifest team walked away as both the overall champion and the people choice champion. It was an amazing night for Manifest and ourselves. Thank you for all the support, congrats and all the amazing comments about our solution.

Manifest Team:
Brain Henkel - User Experience Specialist
Kevin Panke - Sr. Interactive Designer
Dan Thompson - Developer

I am going to keep this post short. Below are some images taken throughout the night by Jason Ulaszek and Jeff Woelker. A video of the actual Manifest presentation taken by Jason can be seen on Manifest’s YouTube page. Visit Phizz Pop for all the details of the competition. Enjoy.

Welcome to Chicago PhizzPop Challenge - Chicago
Microsoft PhizzPop Challenge Chicago
PhizzPop Creative Challenge
PhizzPop Challenge
Manifest/PhizzPop Splash Screen
Manifest/Phizz Pop
Manifest - Five Star City
Five Star City
Manifest - Athlete Creator
Athlete Maker
Manifest Solution - Virtual Earth World Map
World Map
Manifest Wins!
Manifest Wins
Manifest Team with Jim Jacoby.
Manifest Team with Jim Jacoby

New Work Showcase: Uncle VicTuesday, October 28th, 2008

Logo Design

Web Design

Just this past week, another site I was involved in was launched. Uncle Vic is an e-commerce site that gives their customers impossible deals on PC’s and Electronics. Everyone has his or her own Uncle Vic. You know the Uncle, the one that has all the latest technology & can fix your computer in minutes. “Think of Uncle Vic as your gadget go-to guy, your hookup for impossible deals on PC’s and electronics. UncleVic.com is an online store that focuses on selling select big screen LCD and plasma TV’s, Monitors, PC’s and other cool consumer electronics and accessories at sick prices. We find the hottest products and offer them at impossibly low prices by leveraging decades-long relationships with major manufacturers.”

My responsabilities ranged from the logo design to art direction and support design for the site. Our goals was to create a personality for Uncle Vic without stereotyping him. We wanted everyone to be able to connect with the Uncle Vic brand in his or her own fashion. Being able to relate your own gaget-loving Uncle to Uncle Vic. The site has several unique features that seperate it from the competition. One is on the homepage, 6 Items priced at an impossible deals are showcased with tickers to countdown the remaining items.

Check it out at unlcevic.com. Enjoy!