While Ludvigsen&Co were in the middle of the process of an identity makeover, we had little to go on regarding guidelines, colours and logo.
But we designed a light weight flash site, with the primary function to showcase the agency itself and the solutions they deliver to large national and international clients.

We custom built a CMS for them to manage all site content for the Flash site.

www.ludvigsenco.dk

With a nice view to the inner harbour of Copenhagen, sitting on Eames chairs, you’ll get treated with some of the best classic Danish dishes, served by Bo Jacobsen.

I can only urge you to book a table, if you’re in the area of Nordhavn, Copenhagen. Just make sure you have the time for it, since Bo Jacobsen loves talking with his guests.

www.restaurantpaustian.dk

The very nice folks at &CoBoost asked us to design this site for KMD. A task we happily welcomed.

&CoBoost did the wireframing and information architecture, while Bigger was in charge of the visual design.

www.KMD.dk

The Danish Defense needed to recruit more people, and to help with 3 campaigns running during 2010, Bigger was drafted by RelationshusetGekko to help design and build the 3 sites.

All 3 campaigns were based on test and quizzes to get future officers to sign up to events to get more information regarding the education to become an officer in Denmark.

View the latest campaign here:
Bliv Officer

Once again we were approached by our friends at Steuerhaus to help design a custom intranet solution based on LifeRay CMS.

NOA NOA design and develop their own line of clothes, shoes and accessories for women.

The campaign ran for 2 months targeted at King’s resellers on the Danish market. Besides designing and building the “My Pack Designer”, we also did a custom backend to keep track and score of the submitted designs from resellers participating in the competition.

The campaign is now over and has been taken offline.

The success of the campaign has made British American Tobacco Company consider running the same campaign on other brands.

We designed and built the site in Flash and finetuned the concept together with DDB and Krogh&Co. By leveraging popular platforms such as Google Maps, YouTube and Facebook, we were able to quickly build a site that let users pick which part of the route they would like to play the ball. The participants are encouraged to be creative on how they choose to play the ball, be it by running, driving, sailing, jumping or just kicking it along to the next person.

Along the route, each player is caught on video and directly uploaded to the site via a backend interface. Daily highlights of all players are also added and a winner will be chosen among all the participants when the football arrives in Tivoli, Copenhagen on May 2nd.

Oh and check out how we handcrafted this fantastic icon:
http://vimeo.com/17287964

This iTunes 10 icon comes in all sizes, and the download link contains full instructions on how to replace the existing icon with this new beautifully handcrafted icon.

We only created a limited amount of icons in this first edition. When Steve Jobs decides to use this icon in Apple’s next iTunes update, we will of course provide a second edition for the millions of iTunes users out there

Update: After several requests, we uploaded an alternate version without the Node and now included the iTunes Play version in the download package.

We were hired to help put the final touch on the redesign, which should match the recent redesign of the paper version.
The design needed to be more spacious with use of large imagery and with an increased contrast in typography, color and size (yes – scroll is the new black).

Our objective was to design page templates throughout the different sections, containing complex modular content in the form of image galleries, info boxes, link boxes, side stories, icons etc.

During the process, we worked closely together with a team of external designers. After our participation in the design process, the internal design team of Politiken took over, finishing the design process lead by very talented and inspirational designer, Frederik Storm.

After long hard work, Politiken.dk is finally online with a nicely designed flow of news.

Get your daily newsfeed at Politiken.dk

We used advanced Flash scripting and 3D Papervision to tie the knot between the Pepsi site and social media such as Twitter, Facebook, Flickr and YouTube. By filtering Twitter content with Pepsi related feeds, consumers and Pepsi aficionados help keeping the site updated with fresh feeds at a rate within only a few seconds.
With this tight social media integration we also pull Pepsi content from YouTube and Flickr and furthermore let our site users push comments and competitions to their own Facebook walls.

The site has garnered quite a lot of attention because of the ability for users to say anything they want about the brand, be it via Twitter, Flickr, YouTube or directly on the site, and push their comments on the site to their friends in Facebook.
Bold move from Pepsi indeed!

You can read a few articles about the buzz the site created right here:

Politiken.dk
Business.dk
Markedsføring
appoulsen
Mindjumpers.com