Working with Amsterdam 180 out of LA, we created the interactive site for their Super Bowl spot for Boost Mobile. The site is full of green screened goodness, After Effects and Jim McMahon's headband.
When the legendary pack maker moved a few blocks from our cozy office, we knew we just had to work with them. Gregory not only hired us to fulfill their multiple interactive needs including a new website, but the not-so-small task of completely re-defining their brand platform.
Greek Yogurt is the new super food, and Chobani needed a branded retail site that was as "super" as their yogurt. This clean and informative site incorporates all sorts of social hotness, including a viral game of spoons and a Twitter aggregation that pulls in every tweet tagged #chobani to the home page.
Working with Crispin, Porter + Bogusky and Domino's we created this exclusive one-day only takeover ad for Yahoo.com. The users are able to view Domino's new television spots for locally flavored pizzas and then vote on which pie they dig. The "losers" of the campaign will be forced to comply with the winner's demands - from driving a low rider to ending every sentence with 'dude'.
Lexus and Team One chose BKWLD to develop the first Flash launch site for lexus.com, featuring the new 2010 RX. The site uses a seamless blend of Flash, CGI, and After Effects to help “reinvent the vehicle that invented it all.” All of this led to massive online success for the site, where it garnered almost a quarter million visits on launch day alone.
For the campaign to introduce Microsoft's small business server solution, we worked with Seattle agency Creature to design and develop the "Dream Server", a Silverlight website where users can submit their own "business dream."
We are humbled and amazed to be among the list of titans that made the Top 25 .Net Design Agencies of the Year!
Now it is up to the community to vote for the Agency of the Year. So go vote for us, or one of our more than worthy contemporaries... although we'd really love you just a little more if you voted for us!
The young talent of Buk U spent their first two weeks going through a crash course on our industry hearing from all of us BKWLD'ers, Greg Carson of Mering Carson Advertising, Bob from Bongo Post Audio, and the kind folks at Firstborn. And after they got a lock on that, they produced a video, a blog, and a microsite. We told y'all it was a bootcamp didn't we? Click above to check out their work!
We are extremely excited to announce that SmartWool has become one of the newest members of the BUK family. One of the fastest growing brands in the outdoor industry, we will help SmartWool own the "Active Mountain Lifestyle" category by virtue of a highly immersive brand site and e-comm store.
Classic, Beautiful, Smart...The Coal brand is one we have admired for years, and now we are finally working with our Seattle based brothers. Making Coal look good won't be hard to do - we are more then stoked to build them a clean site that let's the product do the talking.
Digital without borders - thoughts on how to successfully manage and create interactive projects across multiple offices.
Here at BKWLD we like to keep things such as our everyday work flow and culture as transparent as possible. I thought it would be a fun idea for everyone whom wanted to take part to list their top 5 or so most used apps. Some of the apps listed are pretty standard and some [...]
This year we decided to kick-off a new kind of summer program. One not for the faint of heart, lazy, or half-assed. If you are looking an internship that sends you on coffee runs, or where most of your time is spent on your own Facebook page, this isn't for you.
All sweet perks of tireless travel, however the insights gained and personal bonds created with my clients far out way the value of my deep and diverse Gowalla passport!
I tried out some of the newly announced Facebook features today, specifically the Open Graph markup and the Like social plugin. They were both technically simple to deploy, as promised. You have less control over the appearance of the Like button than I’d like. For instance, they don’t have an option to ONLY display the [...]