Tony Dewan

I worked with the art director to concept and develop a microsite for Apex Benefits Group. The project is built around a composite of HD video, with an overall hand-drawn aesthetic for interactive elements.

Waterwall is a project that explores technology's place in public spaces, particularly as a tool for fostering new kinds of interactions. It's an interactive art installation where the bodies motion and presence are the main input mechanism.

I built a custom content management system for Beltrame Leffler Advertising. It's designed to be easy to use, and therefore intentionally lacks the complexity of other CMS solutions. It's built using a custom PHP framework, and makes heavy use of caching.

The Ping Platform is, in short, a Physically INteractive Gaming platform. In abstract, it is an exploration of physical computing in the context of public spaces, specifically focused on fostering new kinds of interaction in public spaces through technology. In long, it is a physical art installation, a hardware and software platform, and a tool to explore human interaction in public spaces. Read our blog to find out more. This project is no longer active.

The Parking Project was an exploration of the interaction design process. It was an exploration of the place of new technologies in a parking system, particularly in user feedback and messaging. The project culminated in the production of a recommendations document, where findings were presented and designs analyzed.

Daybreak is a collaborative design experiment with Chris Basham as a submission to the CSS Zen Garden project. I designed the piece and produced graphics, while Chris coded the CSS.

Showchoirstar.com is an apparel website for Show Choir enthusiasts. I was tasked with creating a tool to allow users to dynamically configure a tshirt based on design, shirt type, color and size. The tool needed to show the final configured tshirt, in real time, from the nearly 1000 possible combinations.