Murdoch & Barclay ~ Interactive picture frame selector

The heart of this site is an Access database covering the complete range of profiles and finishes offered by this picture framer.

First we helped them reorganise how they sort and categorise their product line, using unique codes to search the database online by style, size and finish.

Next we processed over three hundred photograps of picture frame corners ~ cropped and cleaned up the backgrounds. Adding the over 140 different profiles gave our client a complete, online catalogue.

Using the same images, we also built a CD-based version which has the added advantage of being able to import a digital image to try out the many frames on your own artwork.

Military aircraft recognition website

As part of a computer graphics project for the Australian Army, Jeff put together two web-based aircraft recognition practice websites.

The first consists of all the military aircraft likely to be active in our region. It has profiles and outlines as seen from the ground.

The second website contains all the currently used Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV). These are one of the fastest growing groups of aircraft, used for surveilance in war zones. Fitted with video cameras, some are tiny helicopters which can fly through buildings looking for insurgents ~ while the pilot is miles away in safety.

All the images were sourced through extensive internet searching, many coming from JANES military website. Ground-Based Air Defence (GBAD) soldiers use the sites to hone their skills ~ it's nice to know what you're shooting at.