Eric Paul Snowden is an artist and designer living in Brooklyn

Posts filed under Development

Ericpaulsnowden.com Redesign 2011

Today, I’m proud to announce the relaunch of Ericpaulsnowden.com. This project was complete redesign and re-build from the CMS level up. My entire site now runs on WordPress for the first time, including my portfolio, and the site was designed to fit a tablet form factor. It was also important that the motion of the [...]

What Your Friends Like

A few weeks ago I was inspired by HackNY (where students design/develop/launch an app in 24 hours) and decided to try and fix a recurring problem I’ve been having with Facebook.I often want to segment my Facebook friends based on what they like (places, bands etc) and message them individually. Instead of posting to my [...]

LiveView – Stream iOS Comps from you Mac to your Device in Realtime

LiveView, a new project from NIcholas Zambetti allows you to broadcast your working iOS application designs from your Mac to your device for testing. You start off by installing the LiveView Screencaster on your Mac, and the free LiveView app on your iOS device. The Screencaster app is a simple window, shaped like an iPhone, [...]

Our Mobile Artist Websites Mentioned in Billboard Magazine, on m.Adobe.com and MobileAwesomeness.com

Over the last few months the mobile websites we’ve been building at Atlantic Records have gotten some positive attention, and I wanted to share a few nice pieces of press. The mobile website for Trey Songz was mentioned in a Billboard article last August about artists connecting directly with their fans. It specifically mentions the [...]

Launching Mobile Websites for Artists

Last June we launched a group of mobile websites along with Adobe for their Flash 10.1 for mobile announcement. Since then Mike Mignano, Jackie Balzer and I have made frequent updates to the framework to give our artists the most feature rich and portable sites in the business. We’re now in the process of rolling [...]

The Connected Album (Team Tank Edition)

On December 14th we launched a new version of the connected album for Tank’s record “Now or Never”. Our goal is to reward fans who purchased the album, regardless of format or purchasing mechanism. Fans who register are given access to a special section of the Tank’s website, exclusive content and a badge to show [...]

Elektra 60th Anniversary and the Elektra.com Relaunch

Last week we quietly relaunched the Elektra website, our first label website built on Cisco’s EOS platform. The site relaunch is in conjunction with the 60th anniversary of the label and was a massive content undertaking for the digital marketing and content teams. Artists from the label’s entire run (over 100 in all) are featured [...]

Open Screen Project

This may have been up for a while, but it’s new to me. We’ve been working closely with Adobe for a few years on their multi-screen initiatives and are now officially a member of the Open Screen Project. Were listed among some pretty impressive partners and are glad to be part of the project. In [...]

Atlantic Participates in Adobe’s Flash 10.1 Mobile Launch

Today Atlantic launched our first round of mobile websites in conjunction with our partners at Adobe. We launched 8 artist’s sites targeting Android 2.2 and Flash 10.1, with iPhone and iPod Touch coming later this month. This is a launch we were very proud to be a part of, and a project will be iterating [...]

Using Google Translate

As my blog has grown in traffic I’ve noticed more and more readers coming from outside of the US, and while not surprising it does pose new issues. As more and more non-english (or non-native) speaking readers began to read my blog started looking for an automated way to translate into their language of choice. [...]