HISTORY OF INNOVATION
AT&T ADWORKS LAB
The AT&T AdWorks Lab challenged our in-house creative team to craft an immersive journey unveiling AT&T Lab's vibrant "History of Innovation." This experience, meticulously tailored for the web, seamlessly extends to touch via interactive display adapters on TVs. We harnessed the collective power of Design, UX/UI, Motion Graphics, and Web Development to sculpt a dynamic narrative that seamlessly resonates across Web, Mobile, and Tablet platforms, offering a rich exploration into the tapestry of innovation.
In my role as the lead designer and animator for this project, I played a pivotal role in the entire project life cycle, ensuring careful attention to details. Collaborating closely with the team of designers, I actively contributed to brainstorming sessions and conceptualized creative ideas aligned with the project's objectives.
Software: Adobe After Effects, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop
Upon solidifying the concept, in collaboration with highly skilled developers, we initiated the creation of a comprehensive wireframe, following sketch design concepts and color scheme to shape the project. Taking charge of the final design phase, I was responsible of all motion graphics and interactive animations. I was also responsible for exporting all design/animation assets for the developers.
This project stood out as one of the most challenging yet immensely satisfying endeavors due to its ambitious nature. I extend special appreciation to the creative team for their dedication and hard work in steering this project from its conceptualization to its final realization.
The foundational wireframe sets the stage for the entire project, seamlessly guiding users from the idle page to the dynamic menu screen. Once on the menu page, smooth navigation unfolds, allowing users to seamlessly transition from one inventive feature to the next.
Discover the first sketches our designers created for nearly a century of different AT&T innovations. These early drawings highlight the creative thinking that shape our design process.
Style frames