PaperVison3d product selector for the Sony Bravia Home Theater (BHT) Hub. The BHT Hub is part of a suite of marketing tools Sony provides for its regional offices, part of Sony’s Global CMS. The product selector is built in ActionScript 3 and completely data driven, configurable from XML files. Read on »
The Four Ridges campaign for Dairy Crest was spoofed on the b-movie “The Blob” in the most delicious way. There where two Flash microsites built for this campaign, using a hybrid of video, Flash and HTML. The teaser site was an interactive toy involving a very creepy young girl and a moth. The main site was an interactive b-movie featuring a cunningly produced video navigation. Read on »
At the time of launch, the Portégé was the world’s lightest fullsize laptop. The site features a 3d menu, built with PaperVision3D and explores a theme of weightlessness. The build was based on my localisation framework and the site was launched in 17 counrties, in 15 different languages.
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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 »
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 »
