Digital & Interactive
Our recent work includes community-based projects, something we’re particularly interested in. Classic web design and build alongside interactive presentations are the backbone of our line-up but we’re also working on email campaigns and micro sites, as well as generating ideas for traffic-driving activity. What could we do for you?
Challenge: As opposed to developing a simple PowerPoint presentation, the Air Training Corp. wanted to excite people about who they are and what they do.
Challenge: to raise Compassion in World Farming's profile online in order to increase awareness, click throughs and donations, via social media activity.
Challenge: To highlight the benefits of vPro to potential new buyers, or those with the equipment currently not activated, to see how the product will make their lives easier and more cost effective.
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Challenge: To grow the marketing database to be used for further marketing purposes.
Challenge: To create an animated video to be presented at RIM’s EMEA Alliance Summit 2008, demonstrating the transformation of the Blackberry from a simple pager to a multimedia device through RIM’s partnership programme.
Challenge: LG asked us to design an interactive space that would allow the audience to explore LG’s extensive range of mobile devices, including live mobile phone demonstrations.
Challenge: The Fundraisers Fund exists to share money and knowledge between experienced fundraisers in the developed world, and fundraisers in countries with newly-emerging markets such as India, Brazil, the Philippines, and parts of Africa.
Challenge: To create the first online community for professionals working against mental health discrimination.
Challenge: To completely redesign and rebuild the AHEC Europe website.
Challenge: To get across the real impact of the recession, on poor people across the world.
Challenge: To create a beautiful and usable website to promote The Grand Tour.
Challenge: Missing people wanted to do something different with their Annual Review for 2008. Twentyfirst created them a digital brochure using Ceros flash technology. The functionality allowed this review to really come to life in a way that offline material could not achieve.
Challenge: To create a beautiful, usable and simple site to advertise the hotel. Also to enable users to submit booking enquiries online and for the site owners to manage bookings through the CMS.
Challenge: Mediavest asked us to create a truly unique website that would set them apart from the competition.
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Challenge: Highlight four years of growth and success without overtly selling a particular product or brand to the audience.
Challenge: As part of the ‘moments’ campaign, this microsite was designed to shift brand perceptions across a range of audiences and open up new markets for membership recruitment.
Challenge: Each section of the site was themed in keeping with the feel and style of each restaurant.
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Challenge: To create a global online sales tool that explained a complex subject within a well-structured system which could be accessed anywhere in the world.
Challenge: For the past three years we have been working with Boston Scientific creating amazing Brand Theatre – 3D animations and videos, both for use at events and as tools for their sales. force.
Challenge: Reader's Digest contacted us to help them develop a presentation that would shift the audience's perception of the size, depth and relevance of the magazine.
Challenge: Twentyfirst was commissioned to develop an extension of Teachers TV’s current brand colour palette.
Challenge: To create an engaging email to encourage user interaction and feedback, in contrast to the PDF approach previously used.
Challenge: Boston Scientific asked us to take a complex product and sophisticated medical procedure and demonstrate the key benefits.
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