Parallax scrolling websites may not be the cool new thing anymore, but having the content react to the scroll in some fancy way has become a popular interaction pattern.

Animations can make your project stand out of the crowd. Good animations enhance the user interface, make navigation feel smoother and offer superior esthetic experience (bad animation does the opposite, so be careful).

This Christmas, at Tool we wanted to create a small interactive experience to share with our friends and clients. Since lately I did experiment with compositing WebGL objets on a video I thought this is a cool technique that we can use.

Recently I have been dealing a lot with video. Tool, the company I work for here in LA, specializes in live action content. We do many different interactive projects, but video always plays a role in it.

HTML5 is full of surprises these days! I had no clue that there are browsers out there that already support user stream (i.e. webcam). This was always something missing in HTML5 compared to what Flash could do.

Welcome back everyone! I haven't posted for a while, but the reason is simple: I've been busy.