May 25th, 2009 by admin
This microsite is THE portal for Aussies to enter their whacky ideas for the next Smith’s Chip flavour, and win 1% of sales. From photo shoots with Matt Moran, to a super cool TVC, the site ties it all together whilst bringing back the gobbledock! The main site is coded in AS3, and there is a fully accessible HTML version behind the scenes also. Users are prompted to name their flavour and upload images of the flavours. The TVC is viewable on the site, as well as a fame wall of the top contenders.


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May 25th, 2009 by admin
Following off-line components of a brand launching campaign surrounding people living their dreams, users come to this website to learn more about making their dream a reality. The user can type in what they want to do, then the site dynamilcally pulls information related to their dream from youtube, google maps, flickr, image libraries, google and more! The user is then redirected back to the vodafone communications site.

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May 25th, 2009 by admin
An initiative from the team at Mitsubishi Motors Australia, this moderated forum allows people of australia to share their 4wding travel stories and experiences with others. Users can recommend trips, upload videos and pictures of their own, as well as give and receive 4wding tips!

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May 25th, 2009 by admin
This Microsite was created to help Vodafone with the launch of their new all-in-one business communications solution. The microsite serves as a hub of information for people who are exposed to the various other forms of communication throught the campaign.

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May 25th, 2009 by admin
St. Vincent de Paul Society invites business and community leaders to experience life on the streets, first hand. Through participating, donating, nominating or having the CEO sleepout email signature, users can raise awareness, money, and rise to the challenge of homelessness. Check it out

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