Well We’ve been rather busy recently, have been working again with Monterosa on more real time applications for Channel 4’s Come Dine With Me, a rather tasty piece of work for Oxfam to tie in with the Climate conference at Copenhagen.
Also collaborating with mydesignclub on projects for SONY and River Island and MTV.
We’re currently trying to find time to finish of our first iPhone application.
All hands on deck, as they say!
Will post more details on some of this as soon as we can.
We’ve recently been working with Monterosa again, to design and build this realtime rating application for the new TV show “Four Weddings” on Living TV.
The application is built in flash and uses monterosa EnMasse platform for handling realtime data. It allows viewers to vote on each aspect of the brides weddings, whilst watching along with the show.
The application is available between 9pm and 10pm on Monday nights, for the duration of the series.
Sorry for lack of updates, we have been rushed off our feet recently, currently working on some cool projects for, BBC, BusinessLink, MTV, River Island and Living TV, will post up work as soon as projects go live.
We’re very proud of this work at Snasdell Media. Monterosa asked us to design, produce and build the UI for this BBC F1 circuit guide application.
This interactive application allows F1 fans to explore the circuits in greater datail than ever before.
3D models were built by the amazing guys over at Away 3D.
In 2008 we built this application for an online swf web ad generator for SwapitShop.
SwapitShop were looking for an app which would enable their users to build animate web ads for different promotions.
We built the core of the app using flash, and then used MTASC and swfmill to handle the back end processing of the user generated adverts, to enable swf files to be generated server side.
The application allows users to position, colour, layer and animate objects and fonts on a timeline.
In summer 2008, Somethin’ Else commissioned us to create this flash application with a tasty ’stitching’ effect for the BBC British Style Genius microsite.
Loving the look of these two jQuery plugins for visualising data information.
Flot produces some lovely looking charts, with the added bonus of data points, zooming, and tracking.
Sparklines can be used to make interesting mini inline charts.
Could be perfect for a project we are working on.
In 2008, Somethin’ Else asked Snasdell Media to build a dynamic flash video player to fit within the orange music site.
The application has a contextual time based sidebar that updates with associated clips and links.
In 2008, Snasdell Media, was asked to develop the user interface, visual identity and site design for 123WebTV, an online search engine for ‘legal’ video and TV content on the web.
The brief was to create an experience that would be simple and friendly to non-tech-savvy-users, and would present the listings in a clear and easy to browse format, and which would echo a traditional TV EPG.
We we’re later asked to design and build a series of widgets for various systems, including Facebook, iGoogle, Mac Dashboard and Windows Vista Sidebar.
123WebTV was founded by Ian West, a former Managing Director at Sky and Lesley Mackenzie, former CEO for Kangaroo and BSkyB’s former Director of Channels and Operations.
Since its launch 123WebTV is now attracting over 100,000 unique monthly UK visitors.
Site: 123WebTV
Well its taken some time but our new website is finally here.
Over the next few weeks we will be posting examples of some of our recently completed projects, as well as news on some projects we have in the pipeline.
We will also post anything we spot happening that we think is cool or noteworthy.
We hope you like it.