JAMES SWEETING Portfolio - high bandwidth version
	Purple Lizard Ltd. corporate identity and website James was responsible for designing the corporate identity for Purple Lizard. From this he developed stationary, business card and marketing materials. The logo is currently under trademark application James built the Purple Lizard website entirely, liaising with the directors on the content. To see the live site go to www.purple-lizard.com
	Channel 4 Family Tree Purple Lizard designed and built the Channel 4 Family Tree completely from design to implementation. Generally Channel four uses their own designers for projects such as FilmFour and E4. Purple Lizard have either built components, small sections of the website, or stepped in at the last minute to help out. James was involved in the graphic design and the creation and maintenance of the jsp code Channel 4 have put this site live at: www.channel4.com You can also see some static versions of some of the pages here: home page, tree view, tree view2, edit profile
	SKY Set-top Box voting applications Purple Lizard built the Sky voting engine for Big Brother 2 & 3. They tried to capitalise on this to break into the Waptv market and the screens shown here are marketing demonstrations. James designed and built these applications using WML to write the JSP's to interface with the database. There where web based admin tools and WAP and PDA interfaces
	Ansbacher e-business website Purple Lizard worked as consultants to Ansbacher, mainly on the background banking infrastructure and the Java interface to it. The first product to be released however was the Ansbacher brochureware site - pictured here. James designed this with guidance from Ansbacher's advertising agency and their in house image consultant, their web presence had to match their clean high quality brand. The banking and fiduciary products that form the backbone of this website will follow in the future. For more information see the website www.ansbacher.com
	Tripleplay website Two of us built this website in 2 weeks as a favour for a friend who was starting his own business. The client knew exactly what content he wanted to convey so the site creation process was very rapid. For more information see the website: www.tripleplay-services.com
	Cannons website Cannons was built by former colleagues using a website technique established by Eos for Foodoo (for more information see page 2). Purple Lizard eventually took over the support and maintenance of the site and James project managed this process. For more information about Cannons see the website www.cannons.co.uk
	FilmFour Purple Lizard was brought in at the last minute to help with the forthcoming FilmFour website. Part of this work was the re-designed of the registration page Follow this link to see the webpages James was creating graphics in the style of the site and integrating them into the JSP pages.
	E4 Website E4 website was innovative in that it used dyna layers rather than conventional HTML. Purple Lizard played several roles in the site development from trouble shooting the holding page to integrating registration and forums. James played a front end role in all the above parts of the project integrating the designers graphics into the JSP pages.
	Jitstream The website was mostly marketing messages To see the actual website click here. An unfinished flash version is also available.
	Foodoo Foodoo was a food portal that has celebrity chefs contributing articles and recipes, all of which can be accessed and searched by the customers. The chefs: Sophie Grigson, Gordon Ramsay, Gary Rhodes, Anthony Worral Thompson, Ken Hom, John Torode and Hugh Johnson. The site won many awards: New Media Age - Site of the week, The Times/Interface - Site of the week, Evening Argus - Website of the week, Evening Standard - Website of the month, The Independent - website of the week. See the Foodoo homepage, sophie's homepage
	Smove The house moving site that cuts out the estate agent The site includes many features to assist with the movement process such as a move planner and lots of helpful advise To see a few of the pages that show how the site looked before smove merged with asserta home click here...
	eos ventures website eos ventures started life as a venture capitalist company building stronger, more sustainable, scaleable and customer ready companies. It shifted its focus to become a Media and Communications web development company when the market opinions changed. The engineering department split off to become Jitstream To see the eos ventures website click here ...
	Toyota parts department Computer based training CD JSC produced this training CD using Macromedia Director, it's purpose was to train Toyota's parts staff to use their parts system. James built the director application with a small amount of input from the client and a graphic designer.
	Royal Engineers Museum Kiosk application This was an interactive museum kiosk written in Macromedia Director, it's purpose was to inform the museum visitor about the exhibits around them, and to provide a bit more information about the equipment (especially the bits that where too large to fit in the museum). James built the director application with a small amount of input from the client and a graphic designer.
	Daewoo cars Website Daewoo wanted their website to look like the kiosk application JSC built for them. James was responsible for the front-end application building the HTML and interfacing with the back end ASP application. Shown here is the website next to the updated version of the kiosk.
	Herbert Industrial   The application was designed for exhibitions to provide information about Herbert's industrial weighing machines. James project managed the development and coded the application himself.
	Telstra payphone   Telstra tried to be first to provide a payphone integrated with a web browser using a pc with touch screen technology. JSC built a prototype application and assisted ICL and Telstra as consultants with the final product. James helped with the interactive application and spent 5 weeks in Melbourne defining a style guidelines document for the content providers.
	Marks and Spencer Made to measure application JSC built the Made To Measure application in Visual Basic. The application allowed the user to design their soft furnishings, providing all the relevant information and cross-selling opportunities. James designed the interface, built the kit of part and integrated the front end in Visual Basic
	Richard Booth Photography Web site Richard Booth came to JSC to build his website, James managed the project and built the website, the designer supplied the graphics.
	Maxi Victorian government services online Maxi was web presence for the government of the State of Victoria. JSC where employed in a consultancy capacity on this product. James did usability studies in Melbourne for the site.
	JSC Web site JSC had various different websites the one shown here was designed as well as built by James.
	British Telecom Touchpoint JSC worked on the BT Touch point as part of the development team from ICL. The BT Touchpoint was BT's attempt to bring limited access to the internet to the public on a payphone in 1996. James was responsible for the Style guidelines for the content providers and built the top layer of the interface using JSC's Interactive Shopper software.
	Barclays Bank Website James worked as a subcontractor for the Barclays Multimedia department to help them meet the deadlines for their website.
	Daewoo cars Kiosk application Daewoo allowed the customer to specify their cars on an interactive kiosk in the showroom. They did not have any sales people pressuring their customer's just advisors. James used JSC's bespoke kiosk application to build the front end of the multimedia system.
	Daewoo cars Kids application Whilst their parents specified their car the children could play with their own multimedia system to build their own car. James worked on the design and the implementation of this Macromedia Director application.
	Auchan Store guide JSC built a multimedia touch screen kiosk for the Auchan hypermarket in Paris to allow shoppers to locate their products in the huge store. An interactive map showed the user the best route to their product. James built the front end of the application, integrating the graphics with the database using JSC's Interactive Shopper application.
	All web pages are stored on my server as reference only and in the same state as when I was working on them.