iPhone

Wireframe workflow in action

On September 27, 2011 By Paul Fillingham

Several wireframing techniques were employed on my design for the John Birdsall Picture Library iPhone App. Usually, interactive projects begin as a traditional sketch

Techno tutu

On June 25, 2011 By Paul Fillingham

The latest poster campaign by English National Ballet is using a QR and short-code URL service.

Embed with Albert

On June 2, 2011 By Paul Fillingham

Here’s a working example of an embedded Empedia guide I created for Sir George Gilbert Scott’s neo-gothic masterpiece; the Albert Memorial in London’s Kensington Gardens.

Broadway Website & iPhone App

On January 4, 2011 By Paul Fillingham

The integrated iPhone App and website for the Broadway Cinema began with an inspired ‘elevator pitch’ using a foam-board mock-up of the (then yet to be released) Apple iPad.

Sparky Festival App

On June 3, 2011 By Paul Fillingham

Things are warming up at Leicester’s Spark Childrens Arts Festival which takes place from the 31st May through to 12th June 2011.

QR Departure

On March 19, 2011 By Paul Fillingham

The Flightstats website displays information on flights from the worlds major airports and uses on-screen QR-Codes to put live flight times directly on your phone.

Every little helps

On January 12, 2011 By Paul Fillingham

Anyone who has ever used a supermarket website for home deliveries knows that generating that initial shopping list is tedious, frustrating and prone to error. We persevere with the user-interface because of the convenience the service brings. But for many the whole process of using a keyboard to enter their monthly shopping is too much [...]

iPhone Tripod Mount

On November 4, 2009 By Paul Fillingham

Here’s the ultimate hands-free accessory for your iPhone. It’s a tripod mount made from an old music cassette shell (the transparent bit) glued to an old camera mount thread. I snipped a side piece away with pliers so that the iPhone can slide in. I also added a bit of foam-board padding underneath to keep [...]