Website for my vegetarian product line Eureka.
Gray Haven is a residential ocean liner which is home to hundreds of residents. The website includes photo galleries, deck maps, itinerary, application and career pages.
The top element above the navigation cycles through various pictures taken from the ship's bow. Residents have an ever changing window view.
By scrolling over the blinking red dots the user can read more information on the upcoming event when the ship makes port.
Gray Havens Live Site
This site was created to educate the user on the importance and use of alignment as a design tool. Because of my interest in the cold war, I decided to give it a nuclear fallout theme.
After the initial introduction, the user is introduced to a blank computer monitor. In the bottom left a blinking power button waits.
Once the power button is pressed the monitor flickers to life and waits for the user to select one of several icons on the left.
The buttons bring up a series of cut up black objects, white illustrations, and black and white lines. All of these are able to drag and place onto the small composition squares.
An infinite number of compositions can be created using the pieces provided. The fourth button clears everything so you can start again. The last button, a targeting system, seems rather ominous...
The final button, when pressed, means the user has sent off their nuclear warheads. The computer greets you with a friendly "Please Stand By" as you wait for mutual annihilation.
