When InStyle discovered many of their digital "lookbook" users were accessing the content on tablet devices, they turned to us to help engineer a "device agnostic" solution (ie - an interface that could work on a range of devices and formats). The effort had to rely on producing a series of lookbooks with limited investment so a set of "skinnable" templates were developed and leveraged across multiple issues.

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Amazing Kitchens is an iPad and iPhone app we designed and engineered for Architectural Digest. The app fills a void of high quality, compelling interior decoration apps on the market by delivering a beautiful interface and an intuitive set of tools for those looking for insight and inspiration on their next kitchen design project.

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Vanity Fair and L'Oreal came back for version two-point-oh-yeah (that's right...we said it) of their annual Oscars® Edition app. This year we've built an an iPad version to accompany the revamped iPhone app and both serve as your social, mobile remote control to the awards show. We've painted a social layer over TV by allowing users to cast their own votes, compete with their Facebook friends and watch their predictions stack up on the leader boards in real time on the big night. Oscar never looked so digital-tastic.

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Remember way back when, to the days you and your first sweetheart would sit in the backyard, carving sweet nothings into the giant weeping willow in a perfect moment that seemed to last forever? Neither do we, because that's a fairy tale... but we've created the next best thing with Country Living, just in time for Valentine's Day. Carve your initials, a favorite quote, or actual love notes onto virtual trees and share them with anyone you desire.

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When George Steinbrenner calls and asks you to play shortstop for the New York Yankees... you don't ask questions... you just say yes and report for spring training. And when Cosmo magazine asks you to take their hugely popular Sex Positions content and send it into the mobile space (without pants but with a highly intuitive, visually stunning interface) you just say yes and report to your local place of worship to ask for a temporary reprieve. This one was pure fun.

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When Self decided to enter the mobile space, an iPhone app showcasing some of their custom workouts was a natural place to start. Our goal was to keep it simple and provide utility and visual clarity all the way through.

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If you had three hands, just think of all the cookies that you could make! And if not, try the next best thing, the Country Living Holiday Cookie application, which we released simultaneously for iPhone, iPad, and Android. Chock full of cookie recipes that are as tasty as they are beautiful.

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Our first recipe app has been received very well so far and we wish we could take all the credit. While we tossed in a nice user interface, some tools for sharing on Facebook and Twitter and tagging the stuff you like.

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Our friends at Vanity Fair decided they wanted to go ahead and create the most challenging movie trivia quiz is the history of impossibly challenging movie trivia quizzes. They succeeded...we helped make it come alive. MIN said some things about it and naturally we think they are completely right.

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Golf Digest came to us with a need to showcase their annual Hotlist issue in a mobile format. In years past, readers of the magazine would bring the physical magazine into their local pro shops, hold it up and say, "I want that one." To help reduce that payload (and engineer a Facebook-Connected gem of a mobile app) we developed this iPhone application and a companion microsite.

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This interactive look book in the form of a mobile site formatted specifically for the iPhone includes 13 fall looks personally selected by Rachel Roy from her Fall 2009 line. When a full-blown iPhone application is either cost-prohibitive or simply too much fire power given the project goals... an "iPhone site" is an attractive option.