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The one that started it all…back in 2006

May 8th, 2008

The touchscreen we did in the Glass House Sales Center was not only the first one we developed, but it still stands out for a lot of other reasons to this day. It was the last stop in an interactive campaign that comprised of emails, online questionnaires, teasers and websites. The whole solution was content managed, so agents could change information, mark units as sold, and manage any information that users printed on demand.

Vision Streetwear – An Unorthodox Process

May 8th, 2008

Vision Streetwear – An Unorthodox Process

A couple months back — actually, a lot of months back [blush] — we had the opportunity to write an article for The FWA and the work we did on the Vision site. So we did and Rob Ford was kind enough to publish it.

Now that we have a blog, we thought we’d let you know.

Read “An Unorthodox Process” on the FWA.

We’re Huge in Korea!

May 7th, 2008

We’re Huge In Korea!
We’re Huge In Korea!
We’re Huge In Korea!

No, seriously. A couple months back (what, you didn’t know?) we were featured in Korea’s top web design magazine, aptly named W.E.B.

Anyway, it was way cool and we were able to show off our space our dev team (and developers never get the cred they deserve) and our work.

Sites Featured:

Glass House Denver
Lake Nona
Left Hand Brewing
Westin
Vision Street Wear

Like I said, we’re huge in Korea!

FL2 Wins 2 Webby Awards (kinda?)

May 7th, 2008

It’s that time of year again. The 12th Annual Webby Awards announcements came down yesterday.

We are listed as Official Honorees in 2 different categories, Pompei A.D. was recognized in the Art category, and Vision Street Wear in Sports.

While it’s not exactly filling up the trophy case, we still thought it was worth a mention.

Touchscreen (Kinetic Display) In Hawaii

May 6th, 2008

We just launched three of these touchscreens (plus a 60″ looping presentation) at the Ka Makana Sales Center in Ewa Beach, Hawaii. From the touchscreens (46″) users can compare models, browse models and edit the floorplans of each. The user is then presented with the option to print their customized floorplan on an 11″x17″ piece of paper.

We designed the kiosks so that the screens were recessed behind custom fabricated panels. The printed collateral would come through a small slit cut into the wood panel. It’s pretty slick and keeps the kiosks classy.

Check out some of the photos from the install: Ka Makana Sales Center