WPF-based desktop application created for the AT&T devCentral Certified Solutions Toolkit CD (2008–2009). The toolkit featured a single-axis sliding carousel, allowing users to dynamically browse, filter, and refine certified solutions interactively, similar to a modern "app store" but distributed offline via physical media. Animated transitions clearly demonstrated context shifts, supporting usability.

Data-driven interactivity was accomplished through XML-driven data binding, dynamically populating categories, content, and search-filter results. Although no CMS was included, the approach significantly streamlined content updates by decoupling data from application logic.

Related AT&T projects utilizing similar data-driven XML methods include the AT&T Certified Solutions Catalog and AT&T devCentral Sales Kit DVD.

This work evolved directly from earlier experiments in interactive carousel designs developed in personal projects, specifically Omni Band (2005) and Sixspeedmedia.com (2003), and would later inform the formalized Slideview framework.