Our first project with Republic Publishing was to create an Android feature for Electricpig.co.uk and create an advertising take over for the site to promote the Android feature. The landing page gave the reader the option to choose their phone platform and once selected they were directed to a feature page that pulled in selected editorial (through some clever WordPress code integration of course). The feature pages also had a neat photo gallery. What more could a reader want?

IPC Media approached us to deliver a microsite for www.goodtoknow.co.uk. The microsite promotes destinations for Direct Holidays and features an interactive postcard creator a bit like Jib Jab that allows you to upload a picture of yourself, generate a postcard and send to a friend! We developed some pretty clever technology for the budget allocated and the most importantly our client was delighted with results it delivered.

Dell approached Stuff.tv to create a christmas gift guide with a viral element. Readers were encouraged to select the gadgets they’d like to see under their christmas tree and send this wishlist to friends or relatives. Dell offered some fantastic prizes as an incentive. Visit the site.

Users can select friends to send their wishlists to and create a cheeky message to go with it!

IPC Media needed some quick turnaround work (it’s what we’re good at!). With a short deadline and some weekend hours we managed to produce both the Marie Claire and Livingetc microsites by Wednesday (after starting Friday lunchtime). Both sites linked into a central VW Timeless site where all the votes were being collated. A neat idea to get lots of online magazines to contribute feedback to an overall vote.  The sites we were involved in were a celebration of the most timeless things from fashion and design.

A 3-in-1 Flash microsite, featuring three new stunning LG phones. This microsite features 360 product shots with hotspots!

“The 3D navigator that obeys your every word.” Navigon is at the point of technology in terms of state of the art satellite navigation. This LionDigital microsite shows off the incredible features of the Navigon 7310 device.

The 10th Anniversary of Stuff magazine was big news and Stuff hosted a party in town to celebrate. The party and the microsite we produced to support it was sponsored by Dell. The microsite gave readers the opportunity to vote for their favourite magazine front cover, fill in some market research questions relating to Dell and win some fabulous prizes.

For the launch of the Asus N50, Stuff magazine collaboration with Asus brings us a microsite to discover the stylish new notebook. Along with a competition and a forum, the microsite offers a 360 view of the laptop and a video review. The microsite was developed in 5 languages and broadcasted in countries such as Spain, Germany and France.

“Don’t just watch. Don’t just listen. Be transformed by experiences so intense, they alter everything forever.”
KURO means black in Japanese and this LionDigital microsite demonstrates the pure class that the Kuro television offers its viewers.

Stuff.tv is THE resource for those folks who are passionate about gadgets. They asked us to create this one stop shop gift guide to the latest gadgets. The brief asked us to create something sexy and fun so naturally we sprinkled a bit of Flash magic over the mircosite. They loved the result and we’re proud of it too.

You can visit the website by clicking here.

We also did a Leaderboard and Skyscraper which were used on the Stuff.tv website (Traffic drivers).

Stuff.tv is THE resource for those folks who are passionate about gadgets. They asked us to create this one stop shop gift guide to the latest gadgets. The brief asked us to create something sexy and fun so naturally we sprinkled a bit of Flash magic over the mircosite. They loved the result and we’re proud of it too.

You can visit the website by clicking here.

We also did a Leaderboard and Skyscraper which were used on the Stuff.tv website (Traffic drivers).

The What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision Awards have been the Oscars of the home entertainment industry for 27 years. The 2008 ceremony was held at The Dorchester Hotel, London and LionDigital was proud to attend.

We developed a microsite which brought the results and exclusive Product of the Year videos – online. The microsite shows all 80 winners across 19 categories and includes the first ever Readers’ Award. The winner of the Readers’ Award was the product that got the most votes through the microsite prior to the big night.

PlayTV is all about fun and play.  For the latest addition to the Sony fun house, we were asked to design a microsite reflecting this playful spirit. The result: one of our favourites here at Lion.

“Any tune, any room, any time”.  Sony wanted to reach out to the What Hi-Fi? Sound and vision audience through a co-branded microsite.  LionDigital designed and built a simple solution that allows users to interact with the product through hotspots.

We’ve recently been heavily involved in a pretty strategic online campaign for Danone Actimel. They wanted to bring out a new flavour to add to their range of hugely popular probiotic yogurt drinks.

So being Britain’s favourite they decided to ask the nation in an online vote designed, built and managed by Lion.

Microsite

The first part of the campaign was a the voting microsite.

All of the 13,684 votes were stored in a database and people were given the opportunity to win a prize if they left their information behind. 10 lucky winners did this and won a years supply of Actimel.

Online Banner Advertising

To let people know about the vote we designed and built a series of Flash banners which were deployed on many of the leading internet advertising portals including Hotmail. The animation below was one of the banners that we created.

E-Newsletter

We gathered well over 6000 email addresses during the competition. We never send out email communications without first asking permission so all the competition entrants opted in to receive further news from Actimel. The competition was the first step in building a database of consumers to communicate to throughout the year. The actimel.co.uk website also features a subscribe page which integrates directly into ONE list. We designed and distributed the email below to firstly let the competition entrants know which new flavour would appear in the shops and also to announce the competition winners.