Scott Design

Scott Design created an online application that is almost identical to the desktop version of popular educational reading software.

It’s that time of year again when we share the free online games we create every year: the Virtual Fireplace (2005), Snowflake Designer (2006), Snowbash (2007), Special Delivery (2008), Augmented Reality Snowstorm (2009), 3D Fun (2010), and now Snow Bash!, the iPad app (2011).

Adobe wanted to promote special upgrade pricing for photo- and video-editing software products. The goals of the tours were to allow users to quickly and easily understand the value of the products, become inspired by the top features, and actively engage with the products by exploring all the features.

Scott Design designed and produced a series of easy-to-follow Flash demos—with corresponding PDF versions—that make it simple for anyone to add their products to the eBay online catalog.

Scott Design received a Silver Award in the 2011 W3 Awards competition for its work on the Adobe/Amazon.com Product Selector app.

Scott Design developed a microsite that features an interactive timeline of Photoshop’s history.

Scott Design developed a desktop app to allow educators to share how they use Adobe products in their classes with other educators, as well as connect with other leaders in this online education community.

Scott Design developed a new web design and site organization that incorporated the vibrancy of a consumer site with the structure of an enterprise site to accurately present LogLogic as an innovative, fast-growing company and to help site visitors find information quickly.

The Braemar Energy Ventures website has the energetic, upbeat feel of a modern company in a conservative industry.

The new DFJ website features interactive cards that provide visitors quick and visually compelling ways to find information about DFJ team members, investments, and partner funds.