Cameron Actuator Selection Aid
(right)

Cameron's Actuator Selection Aid took pre-existing lesson content and turned it into a free-standing sales tool. While talking to potential customers, salespeople may move through each linear step or jump directly to pertinent information using the presistent paging buttons across the bottom of the interface. The final step makes a product recommendation based on gathered data.

The program's mascot is one of my creations. I was given a profile of the target audience, from which I produced a character which the audience could relate to as helpful and friendly.

Cameron Lubricators Sales and Training
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I was on the interface design team for this project. The main menu as well as several commonly used tools are available at any time by clicking on the pipe on the right side of the screen. The screen captures show the main menu and a typical content screen. When the user pages forward or back using the buttons on the bottom, right, the valve wheel turns in the appropriate direction as the page changes. (We had to have some fun somewhere in an otherwise straight-forward linear paging lesson!)

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