Projects
University at Buffalo Alumni
The UB Alumni website is a collaboration between Ideacodes and UB’s award-winning Web Team leader, Rebecca Bernstein. The site design optimizes the presentation of a number of content “channels” which are fed dynamically from a variety of sources (UB news, the alumni magazine, athletics, class notes). The design also facilitates a visitor’s experience by providing fast and easy access to resources…
Posted in Education
My Life at UB
University at Buffalo admissions was considering new content for the site and brainstorming ways to show a more true-to-life view of life as a UB student. Ideacodes created concept designs that staged the story of a fictitious student and her day at the university using photo sequences and short diary entries. A time-based and subject-based navigation system allowed visitors to jump through her day in a nonlinear and linear path…
Posted in Education
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Campaign
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Campaign recently reached a landmark achievement as they topped $2 billion after a seven year campaign. The campaign flash movie was created in the spirit of celebration to give thanks to staff, volunteers and donors, and to share the excitement of this remarkable success with the community. MIT’s Campaign chairman, Ray Stata ‘57, sent a personalized email to a private email list with the URL to the flash movie online…
Posted in Education
The Kiski School
The Kiski site evokes the spirit of Kiski—it’s warmth, intimate community, and energy. Each section of the site is identified using a carefully selected palette of accent colors and gradients paired with rich blue hues. The site features a Flash photo slideshow on the home page…
Posted in Education
99 Windows
Ideacodes created 99 Windows as an experimental flash motion and multimedia website. Using photographs, video, and flash, the website explores the photo-video-audio loop (broadband-optimized) set to scenes filmed and photographed in San Francisco.
Posted in Arts, Media & Entertainment
Futurebot
Futurebot is an experimental flash motion and multimedia website that features inline flash video and audio (broadband-recommended) with a different theme each month.
Posted in Arts, Media & Entertainment
artcodes
Ideacodes co-founder, Emily Chang, has been making artcodes.com, her personal site and art blog since 1996. artcodes documents and displays her experimental creative work - both online and in other media - as well as functioning as an weblog and database of related content, personal observations, links, and design notes.
Posted in Arts, Media & Entertainment
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
The new website is an integral part of the launch of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute’s new $1 billion campaign. The site design complements the style and simplicity of the campaign print materials while still advantaging the web medium in its choice of colors and CSS-driven style…
Posted in Education
Kaplan DeVries Inc.
A leading consultancy for executives, Kaplan DeVries (KDI) needed a new site strategy and redesign. The new website offers a wealth of information about the company’s services and its award-winning Leadership Versatility Index ®, a restructured information architecture, and a design that speaks to KDI’s target audience…
Posted in Business & Technology
Capitol College
The website redesign gave Capitol College a lively new interface, a template system that could be applied to all levels of the site, and navigation that gave visitors multiple ways to move around the site. The design was created specifically for the selected content management system (CMS).
Posted in Education
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