NEWS
9.2.11
NASA announces the beta release of Eyes on the Solar System.
Eyes on the Solar System is an online Unity 3D application that allows users to interact with a real-time simulation of our Solar System and beyond, including NASA spacecraft, asteroids, comets, and moons. Context-specific news, features, tours and other content are presented within the application. This project is in its early stages and should evolve rapidly over the next few years.
- Information architecture by Moore Boeck. (Moore Boeck is now also handling user interface design. The new design will appear with the next official release.)
8.1.11
Moore Boeck now working on consulting and eBook development projects.
Moore Boeck is collaborating with Gerber Rigler, a transmedia productions and executive consulting company based in Los Angeles.
7.19.11
Moore Boeck receives 3 NASA group achievement awards for work on collaborative JPL projects.
6.13.11
Justin Moore and Andrea Boeck attend the Webby Awards at the Hammerstein Ballroom in New York City.
Moore Boeck receives "Best Science Website" Webby award for NASA Global Climate Change.
5.25.11
NASA/JPL Voyager website launches.
The twin Voyager spacecraft launched in 1977 and are now at the edge of our Solar System. This website explores the story and the science behind the mission.
- Design and development by Moore Boeck
5.19.11
A Touch of Code published by Gestalten.
Features interactive installation Openings by Andrea Boeck, Jihyun Kim and Justin Lui.
5.10.11
Los Angeles artist Tom Wudl's Private Instruction website launches.
This cloud-based application has an integrated content management system that allows the subscriber to make updates to the site directly as it displays on the page.
- ImageViewer website application by Moore Boeck.
5.3.11
NASA Global Climate Change website wins the Webby Award for Best Science Website.
- Design and flash development by Moore Boeck.
2.7.11
A friendly review of Extreme Planet Makeover in the Washington Post.
1.6.11
NASA/JPL Extreme Planet Makeover flash interactive launches.
This 3D flash interactive allows users to adjust the conditions of a planet to change its appearance and explore the possibility of extrasolar life.
- Design and development by Moore Boeck.
12.20.10
NASA/JPL The Change of Seasons: Views from Space launches.
This is the first iteration of an xml-based slideshow application built for JPL Education.
- Design and development by Moore Boeck.
10.14.10
Moore Boeck projects win two W3 Awards:
NASA/JPL Education website (Gold)
NASA Global Climate Change website (Silver)
9.28.10
NASA's Global Ice Viewer launches.
This flash interactive describes how climate change is affecting glaciers, sea ice and continental ice sheets.
- Design and development by Moore Boeck.
8.9.10
NASA/JPL Space Images iPhone app wins NASA Tech Briefs Award.
- Design by Moore Boeck.
7.26.10
INFECTEDEYE @ PØST, a one-night art exhibition with 14 artists.
- Curated by Justin Moore.
- Website design and development by Moore Boeck.
6.14.10
NASA Global Climate Change website wins "People's Voice" Webby Award.
- Design and flash development by Moore Boeck.
4.14.10
NASA/JPL Education Helping Earth interactive launches for Earth Day.
"Helping Earth" allows users from around the world to share what they do to help the environment.
- Design and flash development by Moore Boeck
4.1.10
NASA Climate Kids website wins Kids.gov Site of the Month.
- Design and flash development by Moore Boeck.
2.22.10
NASA/JPL Education Build Your Own Mission flash game wins Adobe Site of the Day.
- Design and flash development by Moore Boeck.
2.15.10
Bergen Moore joins Moore Boeck as Software Architect.
1.7.10
NASA/JPL JPL Space Wins Nielsen Norman Group's Top Ten Intranets of 2010.
- Design by Moore Boeck.
10.31.09
GeoDome Portal at the Association of Science-Technology Centers conference presents NASA/JPL Global Climate Change Eyes on the Earth 3D interactive.
- Design and flash development by Moore Boeck.
7.1.09
Justin Moore and Andrea Boeck establish Moore Boeck, Inc.