Whoever does not love his work, cannot hope that it will please others.
(Anonymous)
Well, the weather wasn’t on Live Nation’s side during the first edition of Werchter Boutique, but we sure as hell made those guys a sunny site. A family friendly place, made of heavenly blue, grass green and a tropical touch: like the festival itself.
In an attempt to make the Pukkelpop grasslands a healthier place, Ecover teams up with the festival organization to green up its image and visitors. To illustrate this partnership, we created an online quiz with questions in the range of “which rock singer consistently uses but one piece of toilet paper when visiting the loo?”. It turned out to be a recipe for success: tons of people found their way to our RockEco-quiz through the HUMO website, the Pukkelpop website and the Ecover newsletter. Within less than a week all prizes had been given away and the contest was closed!
Booking agency DJ Factory represents Belgium’s most fashionable deejays and partyconcepts. On their equally fashionable webspot, people can browse through conveniently arranged DJ-profiles and tour rosters in order to finally book the most suitable music master to lighten up their party. An URL to bookmark if you’re up for a good shake!
In order to communicate the “Vlaamse Havendag”, an event promoting the Flemish port-activities, Sylvester Productions assigned us to create a temporary minisite. No redundant bits and bops, but a transparent source of information, which clearly mapped the places to be and to see. Sometimes less really is more.
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A four-day-marathon of musical delicacies calls for an equally rockalicious representation online: we know that much after designing the music feast’s webspot for years. For the 2008 edition, we pulled out all tricks to provide music lovers with nicely wrapped and much needed information, fun stuff and some homemade behind-the-scenes footage.
For the Lokerse Feesten festival we went completely nuts and created a swingin’ rock ‘n roll fantasy fair online. A little vintage, a lot of guts and some red velvet make this website an appropriate environment to host big fish such as the Sex Pistols, Sonic Youth and Massive Attack.
What happens when you put a Mentos dragee in a bottle of coke? Well, you get a fountain as explosive as a Design is Dead creation… Some fun-lovin’ fools turned this experiment into a World Record sport, and we happily created a very bubbly website for the belgian World Record attempt. In a (world) record of time, for that matter!
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For the launch of the supercalifragalistic Pienternet website, we hosted a virtual cocktail party. During a three-hour live streaming, visitors were repeatedly invited to come and join the very happy hour at our headquarters, or to share the joy from a distance by raising a glass behind their own PC. Never knew that F11 could cause such a hangover!
Designing a kickass website that appeals to the young and restless? Now, that’s our cup of tea! We developed a crazy, contemporary and extremely userfriendly blog to guide them youngsters through the jungle of life, school and work with a hint of humour: Pienternet. After a thorough usabilty-analysis, we delivered a product that put a big smile on the client’s face, and enlightened many a student and teacher.
Under the watchful eye of host Villanella, 200 young artists were invited to give the centre of Antwerp a temporary new face. We were invited to give this two day event an online face. Young people making nice things wasn’t just the event’s baseline, but also our mission. We cut and sewed together a Villanella-worthy patchworksite, serving as an online programmation guide and a roadmap both to the arty participants and thousands of talent-tourists.
