MARVEL Online is designed around the delivery of a weekly comic book available only on the MARVEL site. I built a functional design prototype of what would become the first weekly online comic book. The main screens for the site were designed to achieve maximum visual impact within a limited bandwidth.
NEW YORK, July 9, 1998 PRNewswire: Marvel Online's area on America Onlineonce again has received an "America Online Members' Choice Award," which honors the network's most popular areas for excellence and originality. This marks the second consecutive quarter that the Marvel site has been selected toreceive this prestigious honor determined by AOL's 8.2 million members.
Main Screen
Comics Index
Trivia Screen
Splash Screen
LATESHOW Online
David Letterman's Late Show had a small site on the CBS website but wanted a more comprehensive community to be developed for their debut on America Online. I was involved in the initial production meetings and helped determine content and design of the site.
Main Screen
Dave's Desk
AOL Games
The GAMES Channel wanted a new look that took full advantage of AOL's new graphics capabilities. I concieved the screen designs and created color comps. I then directed a team of five illustrators in the creation of the final screens.
The site consisted of eight themed channels. This was the first site on AOL to attempt to use integrated navigation elements. Animation and sound were also key elements in the final site.
Original Sketches
Final Screens
Main Menu
(3D illustration:
Richard Green)
Action
(3D illustration:
Eric Ingerson)
Classic
(3D illustration:
Scott Kravitz)
Knowledge
(illustration:
Roberta Lee Woods)
Persona
(illustration:
Mai Nguyen )
Role Playing
(illustration:
Mai Nguyen)
Simulations
(3D illustration:
Eric Ingerson)
Sports
Strategy
(3D illustration:
Scott Kravitz)
America Online (1994-1995)
A sample of designs and illustrations I created for America Online during my first months as a Lead Designer.
