This designer-duo decided their One Bit Wonder website wasn’t enough, they needed an experience site. Move the coo up through the forest, find it patatoes to eat and enjoy the paper crafted scenery. More about it here.
This might give you the wrong idea, but it’s just a little interactive gimmick for Swedish cottage cheese. I’ll leave the jokes to you in the comments.
Belgian agency Group94 was asked to design and develop the new website for The Favourite Website Awards (FWA), an international awards program for cutting-edge interactive work. Group94 themselves are 3rd on the list of FWA winning agencies with 44 awards so they know what it takes. They did an excellent job.
Looking for some pics on the web, i found this. Made by Achtung! Very cool concept, nice production and I like the sound design. Too bad they only made it for Hyves.
At Achtung! we made this small campaign site for the new Skoda Super Combi. This car has a lot of trunk space so you can bring a lot of impressing stuff. And you now: size does matter, so start loading that gorilla. 3D graphics and animations where made by the really good and hardworking studio Creator in Lithuania. Hope you like it. (V.O. is in Dutch only)
Don’t be misleaded by this fun, methaphorical approach for a headhunting company. They tend to be very discrete. Created by Al Moseley, currently ECD at 180.
Prestigious design bureau Pentagram created this online test. It felt a little metro doing something like this, but I enjoyed the narration and the vids about the typefaces at the end. I am a Lettres Ornées though, really?
Gather the most popular links on social media, filter the result by hand, publish them in an online newspaper ‘with designer balls’ et voilà; TPUTH.
Baster is back. Well, he was always here making great graphic designs for people like Triomf or Boris Tellegen. Only getting his portfolio online was more of a vague intention then a proper project with a deadline. After years of friendly excuses all this has changed today.
Nice site for the new wrangler man collection. An interesting way of interacting with the video’s, clothing and men ;-)
MTV’s logo has barely changed since the early 1980s. Over the years they stopped playing as much music as the name would suggest, so a redesign was finally in order. The solution was simple: cut of the bottom part, dropping the ‘music television’ and part of the ‘M’. Photo’s and stills (and video’s?) from the shows seem to be used as the fill of the ‘M’ to change its meaning.
Those who get sentimental when hearing names like ‘Madeleine’, ‘Galibier’, ‘Mont Ventoux’ and ‘Alpe d’Huez’ will appreciate this post. The online shop Rapha offers beautiful top quality clothing and presents their collection with equally beautiful photography.
What better way to start of our newly acquired NewWork account then by telling you about the launch of our new website? For all of you who have never heard of us, listen up: Fontanel is an online design magazine about design and visual culture in the Netherlands, nice to meet you!
On this website you can quickly find basic information about almost every dutch photographer that matters from 1839 till now. Cool initiative by the NFI
Not sure what to think of this collaboration between Spike Jonze and Absolut. A love story between two, er, robots, set in LA. Opening at the Sundance Filmfestival this weekend.
There are always amazing photos to be found on The Big Picture at Boston.com. Click and see these beautiful pictures about the most valuable kind of metal in the world: Gold.
After earning an honoree award at least years Webbys for their online exhibition about The Netherlands during the Second World War, Black Magic Marker brings you this brand new 2nd installment.
Create your own robot and let him fight against other competitors. Again the japanese Roxik has pushed the boundaries and delivered this amazing flash piece.
Today the company of our top poster (but not for long) Momkai’s website became Site Of The Day at the prestigious FWA. It’s remarkable that it happened completely out of the blue, without them even sending it in. And then there is fact that there is almost no Flash(!) used in this website, very unusual for the FWA. Well deserved nonetheless, congrats!
Fun Vodafone webshop experience in which you can actually call the phone you want to buy. I’ve seen the moving page and call function before, but never together. Responsible agency is Superheroes.
Svpply is a retail bookmarking and recommendation service. Filtered through the collective wishlists of the members, Svpply features the full spectrum of retail products. It’s invite only…But I still have one to give away.
Nike launched a neat new iPhone app called True City which allows you to check out inspiring spots in six key European cities like London, Barcelona and Amsterdam. The latter features a.o. Faberyayo and NewWorkers Naldisney and yours truly. The talented people at AKQA did a really fine job on this one. Download it now for free.
You’ll all know the feeling of losing unsaved work. If even eversave did not save you some blood sweat and tears, here’s the place to give you peace of mind.
Being sort of a digital equivalent of a tear-off calendar, I plan to read this website on user experience weekly, strictly on my laptop on the john.The first rule of UX: you cannot not communicate. Crap!
If you like beats like this, you should also like the blog dutch (or belgian?) dj Mono Mau started last november. Besides posting new and old tracks by the likes of J Rocc, Rednose Distrikt, Flying Lotus, MF Doom and Ras G he has a monthly mix with flavors from his record shelves.
Finally there’s a new place to play for graffiti artists: #000000book, created by Evan Roth and Chris Sugrue. They created this app that allows graffiti artists to create and database multidimensional tags. All the tags are being collected on 000000book.com. For more info on the project check this site.
This is the new portfolio for London based ilovenewwork contributor, freelance art director and all round digital urchin Gareth Leeding. Showcasing campaigns for the likes of Nike, Virgin and Microsoft.
