I got a bunch of questions about this HTML5 video player, so I wanted to shed some light.

This product was designed and developed by the awesome and talented Lambert Group. This player is basic but so functional. This is a full list of more Lambert Group products

Hey I just realized that I haven't made any recent updates on my work projects. It's that that I haven't been busy because I have! Recently completed was a web style guide for online courses, plus a workshop on using video lecture capture. Also a book and presentation of effective graphic design. There's also the freelance website project for a local Lutheran church, and I can't forget the infographic project that's almost complete. There're one or 2 other things, for now take a look a the evolution of the HTML5 video player that I've been developing for my university's streaming media server:

This is the final version. Look below for all it's iterations.

This screenshot looks more sophisticated than the actual page.

More realistic.

This is the out-of-the-box, page that I threw together. T'was step 1.

We started with this Open Source Flash Media Player that only supported FLVs. With the advent of HTML5 and the proliferation of mobile and handheld devices, Flash is now only  a good fallback option, not a first solution.

Eclectic and inspired; this designer and illustrator makes me glad to be a part of the community. Pieces from his Behance portfolio has been shared and re-shared all around the design community. Check him out:

Editorial: European Patent

Infographic for Casa

GQ Germany

Check out his awesome illustration on his website, www.goranfactory.com
His Behance portfolio also includes some other graphic pieces, www.behance.net/goranportfolio