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TELUS Digital Calendar
This was one of the last projects I worked on while I was at TAXI. TELUS wanted their digital calendar updated to something more modern and looked to us to let them know what that was. We suggested building it in more modern code (the previous one was an AIR app) so that we could observe how Users interacted with it and build on features after learning where to focus our efforts. The end product is a nice simple interface that allows the User to view the calendar, learn a bit about what TELUS is doing in the community, share and like on Facebook, download a desktop wallpaper, and see the weather. The next steps will become clear now that TELUS/TAXI can view the analytics and make informed decisions based on solid data.
My role in the project was digital strategy, digital ideation, technical leadership, UX design, and client presentation meetings.
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TAXI Locator
In my spare time at TAXI one day I created a web-based mobile app that would use the geolocation feature in your iPhone to locate where you are then give you the choice to find directions to the TAXI office of your choosing.
It was just a fun little project that you can play with on your iPhone and iPad here. (It sort of works in Google Chrome so if you’re too lazy to open it on your phone you can check it out in your browser - the formatting will be off though!)
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Is It Great Checklist
This was a quick concept I came up with a while ago - I thought it’d be cool to get some general questions to help refine idea generation. Ideally it’d be a bunch of unique questions, sort of like The Gauntlet in American Gladiators … but for ideas.
I made this prototype as a web-based app that will work on an iPad, iPhone and desktop browser. The next step in the project would be adding more pertinent questions and then a result screen for when the idea is considered solid by the app … but obvs I haven’t found time for that. You can check out the progress here.
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Kraft Dinner Smart
While working at TAXI I did the font-end development for a new section of the Kraft Dinner site that featured a new product called KD Smart. You can click the image to go check it out.
The fun part of this project was making multiple Facebook “likes” possible on a single page. The concept was for Users to vote on which type of picky eater their child is and this would be tallied via Facebook “likes”. I had it all working and but due to some complications with the frameworks being used the Facebook “liking” feature is still being ironed out.
