Michael Lucaccini

At my former company, Archetype, my team and I designed and developed the first Kindle app for Windows 8. 

At Metaliq, Inc., my team and I designed and developed Adobe Kuler, now known as Adobe Color. Relying on Adobe's Live Color algorithms, Adobe Color lets you create, save and share color themes of all types. 

Adobe Kuler won the 2007 Communication Arts Interactive Award for Excellence. 

Check out Adobe Color.

At Archetype, my team and I designed and developed HBO GO for the Xbox. 

At Archetype, my team and I designed and developed a suite of mobile and tablet applications for the Associated Press, including the first 3rd party Windows Phone 7 app shown by Microsoft. 

At Archetype, my team and I designed and developed the 9/11 Timeline and Lady Liberty interactive experiences for the National 9/11 Memorial.

The 9/11 Timeline won the 2011 Communication Arts Interactive Award for Excellence. 

At Archetype, my team and I worked with Netflix to design and develop the Netflix experience for Xbox. 

At Archetype, my team and I designed and developed MLB's At Bat experience for Windows Phone, taking advantage of MLB's API and Windows Phone's unique device capabilities. 

Here's a small sample of the experiences my team and I designed and developed at Archetype, where I was President and Founder. Archetype was acquired by Intel in 2012. 

My team and I designed and developed the first Windows 8 app for Dictionary.com, taking advantage of Dictionary.com's API and the unique capabilities of Windows 8 (e.g., Touch, Live Tile, Snapping, Charms). 

At Archetype, my team and I designed a set of experiences for Paramount, including apps for iOS, Android and Xbox.

Archetype designed and developed a white label media platform which we sold and customized for several of our clients, including Microsoft and Qumu. The platform included a video portal, image and video editing, video encoding, advanced analytics and an administration tool.

At Archetype, my team and I designed and developed the global Red Bull website, tying into Red Bull's API and taking advantage of HTML5/JS and dynamic video, imagery and social elements.

At Intel, I headed up product management for Intel's OnCue television platform, focusing on mobile, web and the ecosystem. OnCue was sold to Verizon in 2014.

More background regarding IntelMedia and OnCue.

At Archetype, my team and I designed and developed a tablet application for Fox. Used extensively by Fox's business development and marketing teams, the Fox Digital Binder app allowed previewing and discovering information about upcoming shows. 

At Archetype, my team and I designed and developed the Starz Manga Xbox experience. 

At Archetype, my team and I worked with the ACC, Raycom and Nokia to design the ACC mobile experience.

At Archetype, my team and I worked with Nokia to redesign the Facebook experience for Windows Phone. 

At Archetype, my team and I designed the Bravo experience for Xbox.

At SplitCell, my team and I designed and developed TwistedRun, an iOS game featured in Apple's Best New Games category. 

Download TwistedRun on iTunes.

At SplitCell, my team and I designed and developed HexSweep, an iOS, tvOS and Android game featured in Apple's Best New Games category in over 100 countries and featured in several Apple TV categories. 

Download HexSweep on iTunes.

At SplitCell, my team and I designed and developed Apocalypse Meow, an iOS and Android game featured by Apple in several categories, including Arcade Shooters and Best New Updates, and featured in Google Play in the New & Updated Games category. The game features our own custom engine and 3D tools.

Download Apocalypse Meow on iTunes.

At Archetype, my team and I designed and developed the X2Impact tablet application, used by the NFL as part of the concussion protocol. 

At Archetype, my team and I designed and developed Billboard app for Windows Phone 7 and earlier Windows Mobile phones. Following are some of the design comps and wireframes. 

At Archetype, my team and I designed and developed the Condé Nast Windows 8 experience. 

At Archetype, my team and I designed and developed an in-browser 3d modeling application for Microsoft, shown in the Microsoft MIX conference keynote.

At Archetype, my team and I designed and developed a custom portal for Microsoft's Entertainment & Devices group, allowing users to discover, create and cross-link rich media case studies. 

At both Archetype and SplitCell, my team and I have designed and developed custom tools for production purposes. At SplitCell, we've developed a browser-based (HTML5, WebGL) 3d editor, complete with modeling import, animations, visual scripting and particle effects, and tying into Amazon, GitHub and Slack. At Archetype, we created Archetyping, a one-stop project management tool with task and time management, source code integration and communication. 

At Archetype, my team and I designed and developed tablet and mobile apps for Fandango, tying into Fandango's API (for metadata, discovery, social, purchasing, etc.), and taking advantage of various device/platform capabilities. 

Following are screens from several projects my team and I designed and developed for Microsoft while at Archetype. These include a browser-based video mixer, video player skins, and weather, drawing and calculator mini-apps.

Many of the experiences we designed and developed for Microsoft, including most of the ones below, were used in keynotes, demos, tutorials and marketing campaigns.

At Archetype, my team and I designed and developed the first E*TRADE application for Windows 8.