Experiments / prototypes / useful trouble
A changing collection of interactive experiments, visual studies and prototypes. Some became real things. Some taught me what I needed to know. Some were simply too amusing to abandon completely.
The collection
Each piece started with a question, a visual itch or an excuse to make something a little stranger than necessary.
Watching...
A browser-based motion-tracking experiment that turns movement in front of the screen into a responsive interface.
Built to explore how physical movement can become a playful interface through browser-based motion tracking.
Camera access required. Nothing begins until you choose Start Camera.
Try the experimentBuilding better worlds
Tokyo · London · San Francisco · Sea of Tranquility
Data user interface ready
An unofficial tribute to the glowing industrial screen interfaces of Alien.
A study in fictional operating systems, restrained colour, scanlines and interfaces designed to feel like part of a larger world.
Unofficial fan-made interface study.
Access the terminalThe sound / forged in fire
A music and video-site concept built around shifting ASCII imagery and oversized typography.
An experiment in giving an artist website movement and atmosphere without turning it into a conventional band template.
Open the prototype“You, and only you, must choose your quest.”
A cinematic fantasy introduction that turns a dice roll into the beginning of a quest.
Built to explore theatrical onboarding, chance and the feeling of entering a story before reaching the main interface.
Begin the journeyA site-monitoring dashboard disguised as a classic Macintosh desktop.
An experiment in presenting modern monitoring information through the familiar windows, icons and spatial language of an old desktop computer.
Demo currently offline.
No live demo at presentBack to the real work
The same curiosity that makes a strange prototype interesting is useful when a real product has a stubborn problem.
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