A recent foray into the world of Android development has produced this modest first individual piece. I have done a fair bit of mobile design to date but this is the first time I've truly gotten my hands dirty.
Since coming onboard nearly three years ago at Autodesk I have been tasked with the interaction and visual design of the Autodesk 360 web viewer/landing page as well as the 360 app for Android & iOS.
The tech startup that changed my life. We built many incredible things, but the flagship product was a web based game dev platform. Featuring an online editor and full social network with marketplace.
My presentation at the Autodesk Tech Summit in 2012 focused around the company's new cloud offerings. In a company entrenched in desktop dev it's important to let your mind wander.
Harkening back to my days of actually producing physical objects for a living; I was excited to get to work on a extremely clever card game designed by very talented Ian Volkwein. Snag a copy on Amazon!
Initially concieved as a rapid web collaboration and sharing tool, Design Review QuickShare was an Autodesk Labs project focused on a zero client
viewing architecture.
I was fortunate to be asked to help with the conceptual visual design work for a local Alpha Lab start-up by my co-worker Nick. MakerCraft aims to let consumers design and order jewelry through a handy iOS app.
What is this, an app for babies? Yes...that's exactly what it is. An educational android app for infants and toddlers. Being a father changes you! Get over it! Baby's need entertainment too!
Designed in cunjunction with the University of Miami Stormview is a dynamic hurricane scenario simulation designed to gauge users reaction to data types throughout the event of a storm.
Demo » User:storm Pass:storm
© Brandon Bittner 2012