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(Site life: 6/97)

I Revolution (temporary site) was an external Hewlett-Packard Company site created to announce the Internet Imaging Revolution event held in New York on June 25, 1997.

I Revolution / Phase I The site provided visitors with a Flash movie which tied together the varied technological, consumer-oriented, and conceptual strands of the HP Imaging Revolution. This 120 second Shockwave Flash movie included sound, images, and interactive links to specific information. The site also served as a registration site where potential attendees could register for the event.

I handled Flash storyboard and creation, CGI scripting for the registration, and all HTML implementation for the site.

A second phase of the I Revolution site replaced the first one as the registration process closed. A smaller Shockwave Flash movie was created and then exported to an animated gif so that not having the Plug-In would not prove to be a problem the day of the event. This splash page linked users to the new Imaging Revolution "Gallery" site.

I Revolution / Phase II The gallery site was created and posted to parallel the June 25 event. During the event, a framed layout allowed users to browse a gallery of FlashPix (or JPEG -- depending on whether or not the user had the plug-in) while watching a live Wordcast of the event.

As soon as the event ended, a new version of the Gallery site was posted which linked users to a transcript of the Wordcast, left the Flashpix/JPEG gallery live, and incorporated a "Find Your Roll" option for those who attended the event and had a "roll number" for digital photos they took.

A parallel site, minus the Wordcast, was created to be used in the kiosks during the June 25 event.

Responsibilities: all graphics (including conversion of jpgs to FlashPix format), all Flash work, HTML, multimedia, on-site monitoring in New York, and all updates over a 5-week period.


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