It's not funny - TVL micro site with social media integration

Concept: Students didn't take TV Licensing seriously – they thought they won’t get caught. As part of the ongoing ‘it’s not funny’ campaign, this site sought to encourage students to compete for the title of the unfunniest uni, replacing the norm of evasion on the campus with TV Licence ownership.
This campaign in particular was supposed to:

• Extend the TV and print based campaign on the internet
• Introduce UCD element (Students send their own clips filmed on digi-cam or mobile phone.)
• Also supposed to send clips directly from phone after taking it and texting jokes in, etc (convergent media approach)

Award: This campaign won the top prize at the 2007 Institute of Direct Marketing awards. The programme was judged to have made “the most outstanding strategic contribution to overall business success in 2007”. This is in addition to the campaign winning the top honours at the Marketing Communications Consultants Association (MCCA) Awards and also being voted Best Integrated Communications Campaign for its “superb combination of creativity, media and outstanding results”. Source (page 4)

Year: 2006
Role: Senior UXA
Agency: Proximity

Nokia Intranet news hub 2.0

Since this project deals with an Intranet documentation it is confidential, and I can't publish my documentation. Nokia however permitted publication of the screenshot beneath, as it won a usability award in its category. This intranet was one of the first web 2.0 application I designed. It featured cutting edge interaction functionality such as personalisable screen for the users with AJAX modules (i.e. iGoogle style), and highly dynamic linking feature for team members, as well as Flickr integration.

This project won the 2007 Communicators in Business (CiB) for intranet navigation/usability (class winner).

Tasks: Consulting (including running a requirements workshop on-site in Finland), and documentation (IA, Wireframes, etc)

Graphic design: Eddie Finch-Hawkes : Senior Designer

Agency: Red-House Lane
Year: 2006

Nokia Cebit 2000

Development of 3G world, long-term campaign site about 3rd Generation solutions and visions.

Challenge: Build up a 3g vision for consumers, technical experts and media without creating realistic expectations.

Solution: Interactive flash demos for endusers Insider Info for technical audience Dynamic press release section for media Glossary covering novice and medium knowledge level

Client: Nokia, Business division NMP: (Nokia Mobile Phones)

Consultancy: Satama, Helsinki

Tasks: Requirements collection, client consulting, concept development, interface development and paper/director prototyping, information architecture, documentation, creative brief, developer brief, liaising with 3rd party integrater (external WebDev company), back-end technology: Vignette Storyserver

Awards: This site was awarded as 'best 3G introduction site' at the Cebit 2000

Year: 1999

Pips in Tunnelland

is the story of Granny Pips adventures in her youth told in interactive educative games: Pips gets lost in the Underground system and has to go through many experiences to find her way back. Children can explore Pips adventures in an interactive and non-linear manner. Different pathways would create different user journeys.

Award: This production won the EMMA award for fiction and was produced by On Tap, London

Agency: On Tap, London, 

Jobtitle: Multimedia Designer
Job description: MM Director progamming (Lingo) and animation, Photoshop (Illustation), After effects and Infini-D effects.
Languages: German & English
Year: 1997