Showing posts with label Websites. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Websites. Show all posts

Friday, 5 September 2008

Ugly Dolls



This website is cute and quirky, like the dolls themselves. It is set out like an Ugly Dolls 'world', with many little details that means the viewer could explore for hours!

Saturday, 30 August 2008

Naked Agency





'Naked' have one of the most interactive and exciting websites I have seen from a design agency. It works in their favour by showing their excellent capabilities in design; particularly web/animation. The random animals around the house scene show their quirky side, which would suggest to clients the nature of briefs they excel in dealing with. 

See website below!



The Warholiser





The aim was to encourage new faces to visit the Tate Modern, and Naked Communications did this by utilising the broad appeal of Andy Warhol's art. The medium of the internet was not around during Wahol's time, but Naked claim that they believe Warhol would have embraced it, and that it was the best way of reaching a wide audience. 

The micro-site allowed viewers to upload their photograph and have it transformed into a Marilyn Monroe style piece. The user even got their own 15 minutes of fame on the home page once they uploaded their photo. More than 10 thousand people uploading onto the site, creating a new buzz about the Tate Modern. 

Cactus Kid Episode Three



Mother have created an on going campaign for Oasis soft drinks with the Cactus Kid storyline. It all seems a bit bizarre, but Oasis are targeting those who don't want to drink regular water, making the cactus an appropriate idea.

What I like most about this campaign is that viewers are encouraged to get involved by voting on the final part of the storyline on a website set up for the campaign (see link below). Mother have created two possible endings, and only the viewer can decide. This is such clever marketing, as it creates a buzz about the drink and gets viewers onto the website where there are even more opportunities for visual promoting.

Above is episode three, but take a look at the others! The website keeps viewers updated on the story so far and has fantastic visual effects. As a website, it is easy to navigate whilst keeping it interesting with movement and the soundtrack of the advert. All this enhances the fun, care free and quite rebellious nature that Oasis want to portray through their products.