This page contains prototype apps and interaction experiments that I have created myself or contributed to.
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More Info
This experimental app generates dynamic visuals from the current weather
conditions and season at your location, as well as mouse or touch gestures.
It was built using HTML5 and Javascript.
Weather data provided by 
Note: Although this app works in most modern browsers, it runs best
in
Google Chrome.