We know you secretly come here every week to check if there’s a job opening at your favourite agency. Well, good news: we are currently (and urgently, we might add) looking for no less than 4 superheroes to reinforce our A-team:
A creative Flash developer/ Actionscripter with an eye for design
A senior php developer, preferably armed with Drupal knowhow
A project manager with a big heart for design and at least 2 years of experience in the web & marketing field
A designer with web experience and -even better- experience in a web agency
These Fab Four should speak Dutch as a mother tongue and will –after serious screening- ascend a throne at our Antwerp headquarters. Think you just might be our perfect match? Check out the jobs-page for more details, and send your applications to info@designisdead.com.
Our earlier mentioned project ‘MONA’ or Museum Of Neverending Art was launched in the good company of its “making of” video, as requested by Microsoft. Instead of a dry technical tutorial on how MONA demonstrates Internet Explorer 9′s functionalities, we opted for a fun and narrative sequence demonstrating the concept behind MONA. An approach which Microsoft applauded. Buckle up for some Hillbilly-fun and the story of MONA’s birth!
Last week, Microsoft officially launched its beta version of Internet Explorer 9 with a platform entitled “Beauty of the Web”. Amongst the selected online beauties: our very own creation MONA or Museum Of Neverending Art, which was selected by Microsoft in a worldwide pitch.This virtual museum is open for visitors worldwide to explore and to add artistic contributions (text, pictures, drawings). The canvas is constantly in motion and thus an endless user-generated artwork, illustrating IE9’s creativity enhancing functionalities.
Starring in Microsoft’s select “Hall of Fame” amongst big shots such as Joshua Davis, Twitter, Facebook and many more, we like to think of MONA as an exceptional achievement and a successfull first collaboration with our groupeReflect colleagues in Paris.
