Everyday Odyssey’s Portfolio of Work - Software Engineering, Native Application Development, iOS/Android App Product Launch, Website Design & Development, Web Apps & Web Tool Programming, User Experience and User Interface Design, Product Strategy

Nike Trial Zone is an immersive in-store experience that allows customers to try on products in a personalized augmented reality environment.

Our team was brought onto the project by AKQA to build the iOS iPad controller application.

It was used by the in store employees to set up, control, and guide customers through immersive augmented reality experiences while trying out Nike apparel.

The iOS app acted as a controller for a custom game server running locally that managed lights, screen, cameras, and motion tracking sensors in the physical in-store space.

Connection to the game server was done via a socket connection with special consideration given to modeling data and state management to ensure that the augmented reality experience and the iOS controller were always in sync.

Everyday Odyssey worked with R/West to develop native iOS & Android Apps for Intel that utilized Optical Character Recognition (OCR) in order to scan processor badges using mobile phone cameras.

The app was used by Intel representatives at stores like Best Buy to showcase the differences in performance and capabilities between the different Intel processors. The representatives needed a way to look up and compare the features on-site in physical stores without requiring wifi.

Both apps featured a Badge Scanner that utilized Optical Character Recognition (OCR) which allowed a representative to “scan” a physical badge on laptops in the store using the camera on their iOS or Android device.

Once the badge scanner recognized the processor, the representative was able to pull up its capabilities and features on the fly without the need for internet access.

The two apps which were localized for use in 20+ languages across multiple countries featured processor comparisons, feature comparisons, and animated charts driven by dynamic data to help give customers a processor recommendation with relevant up-sell information.

Everyday Odyssey worked with the AKQA team to develop the official US Soccer iOS App launched ahead of the Women's World Cup.

The official US Soccer iOS App gives fans unparalleled access to their favorite team and players including match schedules, real-time play by play updates on game day, and access to player stats.

Our team was tasked with developing the iOS experience including implementing a complex and dynamic UI, data modeling and state management, and integrating with multiple API’s to power authentication and real-time match updates.

Given the technical complexity, information density, and fixed timeline of the project, it was essential that we prioritized clear communication and close collaboration with the design, back-end development, quality assurance, web, and Android teams.

The development and launch of the app was timed to coincide with the FIFA Women’s World Cup which the US Women's National Team won!

Intel approached Everyday Odyssey to help them design and develop an informational website for their open source blockchain software called Sawtooth Lake Hyperledger.

Sawtooth is used as an enterprise solution for building, deploying, and running distributed ledgers.

The website serves as an informational page for Sawtooth as well as showcasing three different demonstrations of real-world use cases of the software in action.

Our team helped Intel create UX wireframes, UI designs including typography and iconography, and develop a multi-page responsive site using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Particular design and development consideration along with thorough quality assurance was done to ensure that the responsive website rendered well on both desktop and mobile tablet viewports.

Everyday Odyssey worked with Struck to produce the Asics Kayano 19 Twitter Campaign Management Tool & Landing Page ahead of the upcoming LA Marathon.

Using the tool, managers were able to quickly and easily tailor a personalized web-based experience for each runner using their latest run data.

Everyday Odyssey designed and built a custom campaign management tool that utilized the Twitter API to discover beginner, intermediate, and expert runners, learn about their performance through their latest tweet, and encourage them to push farther by directing them to their own personal Asics Kayano page.

Each runner was contacted on twitter and given a link to their personal Asics Gel-Kayano 19 landing page that was specifically tailored to them. It featured their own username, running data, and even a personalized assessment of how the Asics Gel-Kayano 19 shoe could improve their run times.

In addition to the management tool, Everyday Odyssey also developed the landing page which was customized for each runner and sent to them using the management tool.

The landing page was built responsively and adapted to a multitude of screen sizes for different hand-held devices. Since these runners were actively using Twitter to share their run data from wearable tech, it was very important that the experience fit the mobile environment that they were accustom to.

When the Seattle based irrigation company reached out to Everyday Odyssey for help in refreshing their online presence, we knew it was essential to communicate the story of their passion & craft to their customers.

Under our creative direction, we were able to capture great images that spoke to the company’s family-run nature and their professionalism on the job. We created a brand aesthetic including color schemes, typography, and iconography that not only helped communicate the company’s identity and core services, but also set them apart from their competitors.

French Landscape Irrigation has a well-defined service area that they operate within. In order to better inform their potential customers, the company needed to visualize this service area in a way that was both interative and easy to update.

We addressed this by implementing a Google Maps solution that allowed us to draw the service area onto a fully interactive map. Users can zoom and pan the map to easily find out if the company services their area.

We built the French Landscape Irrigation experience from the ground up with a focus on mobile and tablet devices.

Using responsive development techniques and a mobile-first approach, the site delivers a tailored experience to users across multiple screen sizes while sharing the same content, functionality, and style.