During the development though, I have needed simple things like pause, stop, rewinded and fast-forward. You have to be able to let the client skip through the “product” and critique. These controllers are for a single timeline, check out the example below:

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Here is the ActionScript:

bt_play.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, btPlay);
function btPlay(event: MouseEvent) {
play();
}

bt_stop.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, btStop);
function btStop(event: MouseEvent) {
stop();
}

bt_rewind.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_DOWN, btRewind);
function btRewind(event: MouseEvent) {
gotoAndPlay(currentFrame – 25);
}

bt_forward.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_DOWN, btForward);
function btForward(event: MouseEvent) {
gotoAndPlay(currentFrame + 25);
}

bt_fullRewind.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_DOWN, btfullRewind);
function btfullRewind(event: MouseEvent) {
gotoAndPlay(5);
stop();
}

bt_fullForward.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_DOWN, btfullForward);
function btfullForward(event: MouseEvent) {
var movieclipLength:int = this.totalFrames;
gotoAndStop(movieclipLength);
stop();
}

Languages: CSS

I did all of the design work, and wound up desiging a lot of it in Flash.  The site was for a friend of mine.  It is an awareness site… It hasn’t taken off, but it is still cool looking. (I’m not sure why I used Flash for some of this…maybe I think I was going to have his eyes move if I remember correctly)

Code used: XHTML, CSS, a little PHP

I did a logo redesign, the Photoshop layout, HTML and CSS.  The comp that is below this is a little different than what is on http://www.engageatlanta.com.

Code Used: XHTML, CSS, PHP

My dad has a new book coming out and there wasn’t going to be any kind of web site for it so he asked me to whip something up (not his exact words, but close enough).  So I got *some* of the original artwork (the bird and the background) from the book’s cover and created the artwork.  Check it out at lookuntome.com