HumanCode Studios™

HCS Archived Project: December 2002

As part of a national advertising campaign, Monster.com contracted the talents of the PDI DreamWorks animators in Glendale, California to create and animate computer generated versions of their trademark/brand hero, Trumpasaurus.

In order to make sure “Trump” was true to vision as he came to life, we flew to the DreamWorks studio to work closely with animators, color specialists, sound specialists, etc. to prepare for Trump’s premiere into commercial television advertising. The final production was re-purposed and integrated into Monster’s online experience as both promotional tool-sets as well as key visual elements for driving conversion to access key features of the site.

The ImagePro product from Photo.Net will be available with completely customizable look and feel, column layout, content sections and personalized photo galleries featuring user defined categories and features.

Design+Dev Toolbox: Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, Flash, CSS, XML, HTML, JavaScript and PHP.

As part of ongoing site development and phased releases, making sure that all cross-functional teams within any organization (creative, development, marketing, sales, etc.) have access to the same branding information that begins to define any and all product user experiences. Including brand defined colors, layouts, styles, typography, iconography, real-estate mapping and visual images for web, print and any other distributable media. all of these things, used consistently, create a “branded” user experience from the home page to checking out….

Inspired by industrial architecture, performance engineering and created with the Oakley Inc. Brand in mind – HCS conceptualizes an interactive, desktop application designed to optimize PC and Mac CPU performance with the most demanding environments in mind.

Browser Use Statistics for July 2009

“What is the trend in browser usage?”

It’s probably safe to say anyone who develops or designs for Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 compatibility has most likely, at some point….lost their minds completely, probably for days in a row. IE6 compatibility takes years off of our lives.

The good news is FireFox is way ahead in consistent use of a single version. IMHO, designing for the latest and greatest finally serves the majority.

from w3schools.com
Statistics are important information. From the statistics below, you can see that Internet Explorer and Firefox are the most common browsers.

Browser Statistics Month by Month
July 2009
IE7: 15.9%
IE6: 14.4
IE8: 9.1%
Firefox: 47.9
Chrome: 6.5
Safari: 3.3
Opera: 2.1