The brief was to create a new brand identity and re-design of the website to inspire and engage more with current visitors and customers. With a database of over 13,000 properties to choose from globally, Villarenters.com delivers over 400,000 unique visitors a month, and offers state of the art property management system enabling owners and agents to manage their bookings through one system including credit card payments.

This viral generated ten thousand page hits in a week for one very happy client. The challenge a friend mode allows players to compete against each others' best scores. A classic slalom style game, players collect keys, avoid obstacles and race to the finish line.

Implemented in the 230 countries that TNT operate in, this website was designed to cope with varied functionality, content and languages of each countiy's operation. The project featured extensive user testing including architecture analysis as well as videoed wireframe testing.

A scene setting animation developed as the opening part of Hertz's successful pitch to Peugeot for a new partnership agreement. The animaton and presentation were issued as a CD give-away to all Peugeot's senior management team.

Allowing Sky's mobile employees to stay up to date wherever they are. The site provides access to news, HR, Health & Safety, employee forums and FAQs. Each employee has their own account allowing relevent information and documentation to be pushed to them and Sky are able to monitor how up to date ther employees are on their paperwork.

With 41,000 hits in its first six months and more than 1,000 feedback emails from RBS employees, the RBS YourWorld carbon calculator for household energy and travel was launched to promote RBS’s new Carbon Offsetting Products to it’s employees.

The 2008 outdoor car event saw attendance up 30%, corporate sponsorship up 80%, event related merchandise sales of over £1000 and advance online ticket sales accounting for 20% of gate receipts.

The event was promoted with a targeted full page advertising campaign in the Porsche Club’s glossy magazine, as well as DM shots and emails to the mailing list built from the previous year’s event.

In its first six months, user’s from 28 countries have visited the site, averaging over 9 pages per visit and over four minutes in duration. Commissioned to promote specialist modular power generation plants serving short to medium term industrial needs.

Redeveloped to make life easier for the editors, but without losing sight of its ultimate users – the people who work at Sky.

With an intuitive and streamlined interface, the site provides instant access to corporate news and department information, features such as RSS and data feeds to pull in content from other Sky websites, as well as providing internal advertising opportunities using banners and skyscrapers. Additional features like voting widgets and feedback channels also ensure that the site provides a platform for people at Sky to make themselves heard.

The new content management system also helps reduce the amount of email generated at Sky, by including an email push module that aggregates published content into an archivable e-newsletter format.

Developed to promote Yell’s Car Insurance guide, the microsite was part of an integrated Print and Web campaign. Featuring a competition module as well as interactive animation and audio functionality.

A redevelopment programme of both the print and online presence of the school.

This game was designed to support a dynamic new brand essence campaign aimed at Sky’s entire workforce. Reinforcing the core ‘Believe in better’ theme, employees were asked to answer a series of questions that matched their own personality traits to those of iconic figures in history, fiction and the world of entertainment who had achieved by daring to “Believe in better”.

For a brand to be successful and achieve customer buy-in, employees need to buy-in first. This microsite was designed to assess employee’s absorption of the new brand, allowing the campaign to be assessed and modified if necessary.

The Sky Carbon Calculator proved to be a big hit with 4,532 footprints calculated in the first month.

Built as part of Sky’s campaign to promote its commitment to tackling climate change, the site uses fun animated illustrations and a series of questions relating to the size of the user’s home, their car and the flights that they take every year. At the end of the questions their carbon emissions are compared to the average UK household.

Developed for interactive display screens at a series of Vodafone Roadshow events and supported with a microsite, these presentations explored the possibilities of the 3G email functionality on mobile handsets.

Developed for interactive display screens at a series of Vodafone Roadshow evens and supported with a microsite, these presentations explored the possibilities of new advertising revenue streams on mobile handsets.

Launched in Austrian, this German language site promotes the launch the new BlackBerry Pearl and showcase the quality of its camera. The competition website allowed users to submit their images, which were then dynamically displayed in a gallery module.

Identity and promotion campaign for a European car event, featuring multi language email campaign as well as event literature and mini brochures. Initially oversubscribed, in response organisers expanded the event.

In the first week alone over 1,200 people registered on the campaign site. Since its launch the site has grown to become one of the most extensive of its kind. By the end of the first year we’d achieved a repeat visit rate of 78%.

The focus of the Bigger Picture campaign is an interactive website that acts as a central portal for information and actively encourage Sky people to join together and make their mark on the future of our planet.

But a site rammed full of information and statistics is hardly the most engaging browser destination when you’ve got ten minutes for lunch.

We wanted to give staff an immediate sense of the impact they could make and more fun reason for repeat visits. Each repeat visit is an opportunity to upsell more information and activities.

By registering their involvement with environmentally friendly activities, using their Carbon Credit Card, employees can gain Carbon Credits to win entries into prize draws. After one year over 270,000 Carbon Credits had been earned.

These Carbon Credits are visualised in their very own underwater reef. No two reefs are the same!

An identity and marketing campaign for a new classic car event. The organizers were eager to create and convey a sense of quality and expectation in order to attract the best cars and gain corporate sponsorship. The event was a huge success with numbers exceeding projections.

The European multi language rollout for Sony Pictures blockbusting Da Vinci Code. The site's construction featured a single Flash shell with xml driven content, that varied from region to region.

Promoting the London office of one of the leading creative agencies in the world, the site uses caricatures of the key personalities at the agency to introduce their working methods, beliefs and portfolio. The site features a customizable video showreel allowing users to view the work relevant to their interests.

Before Vodafone could introduce new services to their customers we introduced e-learning to their employees. The learning modules are designed to engage employees and provide an overview of each of the relevant propositions. Just as important, they received a short assessment on completion of each module.

Users were able to dip in and out of the course at their leisure. The simplified technical content put the audience at ease and ensured a comfortable and enjoyable learning experience.

The work is now being used as the benchmark for Vodafone’s global e-learning.

To promote their sponsorship of the 2004 MTV European Awards Vodafone launched this viral game as part of an integrated print and on-line campaign. Aimed to appeal to both male and female users, the game featured prominent artists who would be appearing, including Elton John, George Michael, Kylie, Björk, Eminem and Christina Aguilera.

A multi language, multi phase identity and promotion campaign for an international event. Starting with a combined web, email and DM campaign to generate interest and sponsorship, leading through to event signage, delegate packs and goodie bags and a post event website.