Our app for 7-Eleven was featured in the Q2 issue of Contagious Magazine.
Nice.
Did you read the article and want to come in contact with us? Send us an email to hello@lonelyduck.com.
Tubetrail, this outpost on the social networking frontier has got a review from someone called BeWe, click here.
“This web site has to be nominated for one of the fugliests site on the web!!! Horrible colors. Looks a Walmart Easter Pastel collision took place on my screen! Thumbs Down for being too Fugly.”
Nice.
We’ve produced an iPhone app for the Swedish 7-Eleven. Check out the video.
Please contact us at hello@lonelyduck.se if you have any questions about the app.
Listen up kids
Some time ago our app, Motorcycle Engine, was the most downloaded Entertainment app in Sweden. Download it you too. Click here.
And… it is for fun. It does not acctually turn your iPhone into a Motorcycle.
ÅF, a listed technical consultant, needed a new way to attract skilled consultants. The solution was the List, a site where people skilled enough in programming could compete for job interviews. The winner spent six hours each day improving his solution. Nice.
Peacock Advertising Agency came up with the idea, and we produced it.
The video is in Swedish.
We kind of like the stars over at Peacock Advertising Agency. So when they asked us to produce their new web site, we gladly accepted.
Do you want a web site just as nice? Contact us at hello@lonelyduck.se
In the autumn of 2008, with the global economy facing the worst downturn in centuries, RPM, a Stockholm based investor launched a brand new position – Different Moves. Because when most investors saw their assets decline, RPM moved in a different direction.
And different was what we wanted to communicate with the new website we produced. Different in the way information was presented, differently designed and with bleating sheep and paper planes.
Check it out at www.rpminvestments.se
Technically it’s a Flash site. The animations are made in After Effects.
Yeah and for legal reasons “only” Professional Investors from Sweden get to see the full site.
Banners for the Swedish price comparison service Compricer.
Yeah, like they wouldn’t know how to get a good deal.
A banner campaign for KPA Pension, the leading pensions company within the Swedish public sector. They are the good guys. Or in their own words: “KPA Pension is a pensions company that assumes active social responsibility by working in the interests of a sustainable future.”
