Adobecards.com
March 6, 2008 | Leave a Comment
Goodby, Silverstein & Partners have launched a really nice site for Adobe to support the launch of Creative Suite 3. Adobe Cards starts with a single card with a scrollbar along the bottom of the screen, offering you to move the bar to “take as much as you want”. As the user moves the scrollbar, the cards animate into a really stunning animation sequence.
Moshi Monsters
December 11, 2007 | 1 Comment
London-based gaming agency Mind Candy have developed a new social-networking sites for kids called Moshi Monsters. Instead of creating their own user profiles, kids can adopt their own monster. Users can choose the colour and name of their monster before taking it home. Every monster has a personality that changes and develops as you play with it. Treat it badly and it will misbehave, treat it well and you will have a very happy little monster. Kids can play puzzles and feed their monster and they can also customise the house that it lives in. Users can also make other monster friends and communicate with them by leaving messages on a regulated pin board. Source: Cool Hunting.
Self serving ads that save the world
August 13, 2007 | Leave a Comment
This is a really sweet animation put together by ad agencies Airside and Mother on how we can do our bit to save the earth. The interesting takeaway is that their animation actually serves as a great advertisement for the quality of their work… So in a way, this is a self promoting ad that also aims to save the world!
Flash talking
May 24, 2007 | Leave a Comment
This site created by French Web designer Mathieu Badimon contains some very cool 3D flash experiments for your amusement so enjoy.
The innovations landscape
March 31, 2007 | Leave a Comment
Nowandnext.com have developed an Innovation Timeline from 1900 to 2050, highlighting all the best innovations that we have witnessed to date, and cover the next 47 years that are yet to come. The timeline is open source so users are able to adapt it or move the timeline how they see fit. Some of the ideas are really quite good, but to the user who added “Virtual Holidays”, are you kidding me? Real ones needed and always savoured.
Dance little man dance
January 19, 2007 | Leave a Comment
A beautiful site for a beautiful charity
November 30, 1999 | Leave a Comment
This is an absolutely beautifully designed site called in Dutch “Ik zie ik zie wat jij niet ziet” (which translates as “I see I see what you don’t see”) It has been developed for SIRE (Stichting Ideële Reclame - Foundation for Non-commercial Campaigns) which is not a government-funded association, who works on urgent issues in society that do not get enough attention. The work done for SIRE by advertising agencies, web agencies and other companies is donated as is air time, ad space and other facilities.
