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The Globe Pub

chrisd — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 10:13:47 +0000

The Globe Inn at Frampton Cotterell near Bristol wanted a website that would be easy for them to update. We designed and built the site using WordPress as the CMS. We also took the photographs and built the Frome Valley Walkway Google map to help promote the pub.
• www.theglobeframptoncotterell.co.uk

Puzzles

chrisd — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 08:24:02 +0000

The Tallhat Puzzles are our interactive brainteasers which are also available to license for your website. We can customise or rebrand these puzzles, providing a fast, cost-effective solution for interactive content which can drive impressive traffic to your site through viral activity. For instance, our Jigscale puzzle was drawing 5,000 visitors a day at its peak following launch.

• Visit The Tallhat Puzzles site

Easyread

chrisd — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 08:17:32 +0000

Oxford Learning Solutions produce reading courses for children and dyslexic or struggling readers. We’ve designed and illustrated a number of Flash modules as part of these courses. This example shows the character illustration we produced for one of these modules.

Nobok

chrisd — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 08:16:49 +0000

We designed and produced this Flash game as part of a marketing campaign for a sports events company. We illustrated and animated the caricatures and assets directly in Flash and managed the development of the rugby and football games featured.

BBC – Return of the Raptors

chrisd — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 13:16:58 +0000

Working with Ecowatch, the BBC’s technical partner, this major project involved concepts, design and production of this BBC Northern Ireland website to support a primetime educational wildlife programme.

tallhatDesign provided the website and TV programme branding, helped plan the site content and structure and designed and developed the website along with its Flash games and competitions. The site was aimed primarily at 8-11 year olds so our primary goal was to engage and involve the web audience with a wide range of interactive content.

The website broke new ground with its live nest camera feeds which supplied both still images and video clips. Nest sensors also supplied real-time data such as temperature and humidity direct to the website, which we integrated into a live Flash display component.

The video feeds were used for the TV programme, but on the website the 24 hour feeds were firstly ‘software filtered’ (Ecowatch) to archive only those clips which contained significant movement. These clips were then human ‘rated’ to provide easy access to the “best” clips such as birds returning with prey, or chicks hatching.

Elleven Orthodontics

chrisd — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 08:42:25 +0000

Have a look at most dental websites – not very inspiring are they? Elleven wanted something a bit different. They wanted to engage with people.

So we put some fun content together for the website: case studies you can really interact with, a game for kids to play (but learn from)…

The aim was to surprise people and get them to pass on the interactive ‘before-and-afters’, or to get kids to send the game to their friends and challenge their high scores.

Websites needn’t be about simply reading product and service information. They should be about involvement.

Media Mogul

chrisd — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 08:58:01 +0000

Can a new board game be launched into the adult market sector with a modest marketing budget? That was the question being asked by the inventor of Media Mogul, a game designed as a sort of ‘Monopoly’ for the media age.

We were approached to design the accompanying website and we also produced an interactive ‘taster’ explaining the basics of the game using Flash and 3 player caricatures of Simon Cowell, Richard Branson and Rupert Murdoch.

This simple website was designed to closely match the game branding and also provides a low-cost purchase and fulfilment mechanism through Paypal.

S-Comms puzzle

chrisd — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 08:41:03 +0000

On occasion we’ve licensed some of our Tallhat Puzzles to companies to use in their own marketing. This is an example of our (difficult!) maze game which we rebranded and customised to add a data collection mechanism for prize entries. This is a cost-effective way of developing interactive marketing content without designing and building from scratch.

Zurich

chrisd — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 08:19:10 +0000

We were asked to work with the in-house creative team to conceive and demonstrate an online competition concept.

The aim was to generate a ‘viral’ marketing concept with a number of linked puzzles and challenges.

Coca Cola Enterprises

chrisd — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 08:34:23 +0000

We designed this Flash-based interactive training module in conjunction with Fullard Learning. The final product was distributed on CDrom.
It is a multiple-choice style module, set against the clock for in-house managers.
We worked with the Fullard Learning Flash development team to deliver this component.