The Sony Bravia Campaign has become one of the advertising events of the year. I built a teaser site for the 07/08 Bunnies campaign. The idea was to leak production photos during the filming of the ad. The gallery updated via and RSS feed. The project was pretty quick turn around, five days to design, build and deploy the site. Read on »
The Sony Walkman site is both massively ambitious and massively successful, with nearly 60,000 user created worlds in the database (as of July 2007). The site provides a creative world build kit and contains a mixture of marketing and user created content. The project is also ambitious from a graphical point of view. Read on »
Nescafe’s UK site is essentially a thank you to its customers. The site contains a bunch of free content to enjoy with a cup of coffee. The build of the site uses a mixture of ASP, Flash and JavaScript. Read on »
The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) has loads of interesting content from some really interesting household names. The Media Player enables mutlimedia content on wwf.org.uk as well as distributed content on third party sites. The player handles a wide variety of video, audio and image files. The Media Player will also play a lot of standard XML playlist formats. Read on »
The Release Your Music (RYM) site is all about connectivity - helping Sony customers select compatible products. The site uses a lot of animation to get it’s message across. The site supports localisation and translation, and is served via Sony’s global content management system (CMS). Read on »
London is a big city and at any one time there’s a lot of transport going on. The AV installation for the London Transport Museum (run by Transport For London) is a massive display of geographical information: engineering works, canal renovations, train lines and bus routes. The display is controlled by two touch screen interfaces [...] Read on »
The AEG Heritage microsite was built to celebrate the 100th anniversary of designer, Peter Behrens work for AEG. The site was integrated into AEGs CMS and launched in English and German.
The site was designed by Eduardo de Felipe, I built the flash (ActionScript 2) and handled the integration.
Make a Fresh Start was a novel, ambitious and highly interactive marketing site to support the European launch of the Sony Ericsson K800i Cyber-shot camera phone. The site encouraged users to upload, share and destroy each others photographs. The site was built in Flash 7, powered by an ASP backend.
The site included a fast scrolling [...] Read on »
Here are a couple of fun banners I built for global brand Jacob’s Creek, makers of fine Australian Wine. Both where built for Flash 6 (ActionScript 2).
The first, entitled “Palette” is nice and simple. It’s a paint-by-numbers picture of the place, Jacob’s Creek (yes there really is one). Once finished with the paint-by-numbers the creek [...] Read on »
Wall’s (owned by Unilever) is the UK’s most popular ice cream brand. Their summer campaign brought together some of my favourite things: summer, photos and most importantly, ice cream. The campaign included a Flash 7 website and screensaver, both powered by an ASP backend. Users uploaded photos to the site and stood a chance to [...] Read on »
