Telepresence

Parsons School of Design • 2020

Frontend developer

I was a part of the organizing committee for Telepresence, the yearly exhibition of MFA Design and Technology 1st year students' work for the year. Traditionally an in-person event and a major networking moment in DT students' careers, our class had to reckon with the brand new challenge of reconstructing the experience in the context of COVID quarantine and remote learning. We transformed the event for that year into a three day virtual celebration where students, faculty and guests could come together for discussion panels and code/art/design workshops.

I led the development team for the effort, establishing the tech stack for the website; collaborating with the design team to implement the site design and interactive graphics; setting up the CMS and backend to facilitate core user flows such as student project submission and event registration.

Tools used: React, SCSS, p5.js, Prismic

Project catalog; unique 3D render for each category
Detail from events page
About page; built with a 3D video render background, a p5.js graphic and React-powered title animation
Sample student project page
  • Home screen interactive graphics; composed of 3D image/video renders laid out and animated with CSS
  • Project catalog; unique 3D render for each category
  • Detail from events page
  • About page; built with a 3D video render background, a p5.js graphic and React-powered title animation
  • About page; built with a 3D video render background, a p5.js graphic and React-powered title animation
  • Sample student project page
Home screen interactive graphics; composed of 3D image/video renders laid out and animated with CSS