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Dynamic campaign assembled within DoubleClick Studio. All assets were vector based for ease of application across formats. Animated icons were set up as standalone JavaScript files (with inline SVG assets) and stored in the assets library for selection within the dynamic feed.
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Banners usually have lean file size limits. In these banners, ActionScript 3.0 was employed to create a low-overhead, apposite transition between two animation scenes. The opening animation was split into pieces (that continued to play their respective segment of the animation) allowing these pieces to be blown off screen to reveal the message.
Churchill
Churchill offer a range of insurance products. This set of banners sits on the homepage at churchill.com. Churchill is animated in a range of situations - the challenge was to portray his amusing mannerisms!
Churchil slider
It's often the simple details, executed well, that make the difference. Churchill wanted to make its questionnaire more user friendly so a slider with realistic eye-follow and familiar Churchill nod was created.
Interactive tweet display
The creative team at Incidium were looking for an engaging social media experience to offer their events industry clients as part of their digital signage package. This application, built using the Away3D engine, pulls event-relevant social media via FEEDMAGNET and displays the content on a 3D sphere for use on touch screens.
Volvo
Dynamic campaign of 75 creative variants assembled within Sizmek; a pilot campaign in Poland. Web fonts were Base64 encoded to avoid FOUT on slow connections. Image assets were carefully templated to enable one image to be pulled into each format (nine fomats) meaning one image to artwork, not nine, gaining efficiency for future DCO.
Nationwide
"You get a hole lot more with our credit card" was the strap line. Animated scissors proceeded to cut holes in the banners revealing individual details of Nationwide's credit card offer.
Loan calculator
This loan calculator tool, for Nationwide Building Society, was created to be as intuitive as possible. Users could amend the size of the loan, the term of the loan and the monthly repayment by interacting with three simple sliders. They could see instantly the effect their changes were having on the total amount repayable.
3D display unit
This 3D display unit, produced for Circus, was built using the Away3D Flash engine to create a 360° view of a unit preceding assembly.
Vodafone
The client required a set of banner formats (mobile and desktop) where messaging and offers needed to change daily. A templated solution with a single dynamic feed was developed. Built in DoubleClick Studio.
Lloyds TSB International
This set of banners, built for Lloyds TSB International, included a calculator that displayed the return a user could expect to achieve based on the chosen deposit.
mulberry.com
Flash build of Mulberry's previous website for Groovytrain. Functionality included multi-currency support, seamless online shopping experience, full-screen videos and an online shop and store finder.
Vertu Ascent Ferrari
Flash build of this Vertu microsite for Groovytrain. The Vertu Ascent Ferrari was created to celebrate Ferrari's 60th anniversary. The site allowed users to rotate the handset and discover more about specific features by clicking on hotspots as the handset rotated.
adidas turntables
Flash build of this adidas microsite. The adidas Originals website was born in the late nineties. The theme of the site was 'back in the days' to reflect the apparel and sneakers within the Originals range.
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