dan@danixd.com
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My name is Dan O’Connell. I am an Interaction Design graduate and web enthusiast who loves designing immersive, creative & user-friendly interactions.
I hope to one day conquer the world with an Arduino board, a windmill and a modem, but in the mean time, I’ll stick to front end web design + development.
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Obliquo
A HTML5 website designed as a blog, show reel and communication tool for a small group of creatives. Full Article +
Euphony
Euphony is a tool designed to facilitate learning difficulties and promote creativity and social interactions. Full Article +
Timbre
Timbre aims to enhance musical experiences and interactions by encouraging user participation within global digital networks. Full Article +
Cuebd
This project was created around a brief to create an interactive digital environment, taking use of the Virtual Environment Room in Ravensbourne. Full Article +
Pirate Press
This project brief required us to create a content management system using a type of back-end technology, preferably PHP. Full Article +
ponG
This second year university project was based around a Village Fete. The idea was to create a fun and interactive experience that would encourage a wide target audience to participate. Full Article +
New Designers 09
New Designers is an annual exhibition that shows off the latest student design work across the UK. We decided to create a unique space that catches the public’s attention and provokes questions. Full Article +
Urban Environment Design
This project involved redesigning Berlin’s Alexanderplatz, in order to make better use of the space. My group’s idea was to create a surface that records the flow of human traffic. Full Article +
Travel Documentary
The brief was to create a short documentary on a student’s journey to university. Full Article +
RSA 09
The Royal Society of Arts hold competitions every year. This project was for the 2009 brief ‘Design Against Bicylcle Theft’.The brief was to design a product, space or service and explore methods that could be implemented to deter thieves. Full Article +