Game Design and Programming: Manlio Lo Conte
Game Design and Visuals: Franky Aguilar
Simple platformer. the goal is to collect all the prizes and get out the exit. If you hit any of the traps or fall through the floors you’ll have to start over! (left, right, spacebar to jump)
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Design and Programming: Manlio Lo Conte
Visual Design: Franky Aguilar
It’s one part “pong”, and one part “arkanoid”. Uses the APE physics engine to handle the motion. You can play by yourself or against the AI opponent
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Design and Programming: Manlio Lo Conte
Visual Design: Lauren Wong
Flight was a new take on a fairly simple concept: Mouse down means you go up. Mouse up means you fall. I added some walls, power ups, and a variety of different traps (like reverse, which changes what the mouse click does). It’s totally xml skinnable for the world and the levels can be designed with an xml editor.
Design and Programming: Manlio Lo Conte
Visual Design: Lauren Wong
Fishing was a simple idea. Move your mouse up and down. Grab the good (colored) fish, and avoid the black fish. It was integrated in the world as part of a fishing quest, where users would have to obtain the fishing pole by beating the game, and then they could fish for prizes on the beach.
Interaction Design and Prototypes: Manlio Lo Conte
Visual Design: Michelle Oviedo
While with the Advertising Products Group, I took the lead on interaction design and prototypes for new ideas centered around video advertisements. All of these were converted into monetized advertising products that Yahoo sells to advertisers who want to buy impressions on video ads.
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Interaction Design and Prototypes: Manlio Lo Conte
Visual Design: Kumiko Toft
As Yahoo began to explore the idea of what it would really mean to get real time data on your TV, we researched and prototyped several different methods using a “widget” feel. Here are two examples.
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Interaction Design and Prototypes: Manlio Lo Conte
Visual Design: Michelle Oviedo
At CES 2007, We demoed our revised version of Yahoo Go! for TV. This one was taken from the initial approach of a standard TV channel guide, using the concepts of your media and even your friends as different interactive channels.
Interaction Design and Prototypes: Manlio Lo Conte
Visual Design: Michelle Oviedo
Yahoo Go! for TV was a project involving your social network and social media as you might want to view it on your television. This prototype was turned into a demo that was shown at a number of conferences to show how a version for a UMPC device would function.
Interaction Design and Prototypes: Manlio Lo Conte
Visual Design: Kumiko Toft
Lead Interaction Design and Prototypes for Yahoo Sports for TV, a product for the Digital Home group that integrated live television with real time sports and fantasy football information.
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Interaction Design and Prototypes: Manlio Lo Conte
Visual Design: Kumiko Toft
In this version of the Sports for TV app, we designed and added functionality for following live and fantasy baseball.