Responsive/Adaptive Web Design
I’ve been excited by the possibilities I’ve been seeing with “Responsive Web Design” (or some folks refer to it as “Adaptive Web Design”) for well over a year now, and figured I’d post a little something about it.
Night Kitchen Website Re-Skin
A quick, low-workload “re-skin” of the Night Kitchen website to bring a new, cleaner look to a website that hadn’t changed visually in at least 3 years.
SFMOMA Country Dog Gentlemen ~ Mobile Website Conversion
Adapting the existing SFMOMA Country Dog Gentlemen animations into an HTML5 experience, so visitors with mobile devices that do not support Flash can still partake in the enhanced rich-media experience.
AnyPlace Platform Website
Creation of subtlety branded AnyPlace skin to go over top of the community-oriented PhilaPlace place-based platform.
Minnesota Historical Society ~ 3D Fort Snelling Website
Building an interactive content-rich, collections-based website, and identifying innovative ways to engage visitors of all ages in Fort Snelling’s rich history.
My very first SlideShare presentation!
Looky here! My first ever SlideShare.net presentation! It’s a little ditty I created to help of traditional media folks transition over to the brave new world of online banner ads and all the specs they have to understand and bring into their Work Orders.
Saint Clare’s – Site Redesign
Create a full website redesign to build off of the Saint Clare Health System’s rebranding and refocusing.
The future of “Print”?
Wow. Talk about deep content. This little visualization of what Sports Illustrated could turn into on is completely “Game ON!” (sorry, had to do it) This is exactly the type of thing that has so many people excited about the prospect of some sort of Apple “Tablet”.
Google Wave
Can’t speak for it’s actual usefulness, as I don’t have an invite yet… but from the videos I’ve seen, it looks like it could be a really amazing new communication shift. Almost like going from paper letters to email… but I’ll hold off judgement until I actually get to try it out. :-)
Total Surface Area Required to Fuel the World (until 2030)
According to the US Department of Energy, the world consumption of energy in all of its forms (barrels of petroleum, cubic meters of natural gas, watts of hydro power, etc.) is projected to reach 678 quadrillion Btu by 2030 – a 44% increase over 2008 levels. That’s a lot of energy. Saw this really interesting article that tries to project the total surface area required to fuel that 2030 world with ONLY SOLAR PANELS!
aLittleAboutMe
I am David Rizzio, an interactive designer (and occasional breaker / hacker of code) located in Philadelphia Pennsylvania. I have been bringing interactive and print projects to life since 1995, working with design firms, advertising agencies, private not-for-profits and even a heavy-industry international corporation. All of these environments offered distinct opportunities and challenges. If you feel you might have an interesting challenge for me, please feel free to reach out to me via cell (215.880.2118) or use my contact form.
“ ...as an artist, he is highly creative and expert at his craft... but that portfolio however, cannot show Dave\'s personal dedication, his natural people skills, his highly developed work ethic or his open and friendly personality. ”
John McKelvie, Director of Marketing, Inductotherm Corporation
