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Great Museums
The Great Museums team was eager to bring their aging site up-to-date, but asked for our help to define what that really meant. We pulled together talented team and built a beautiful, well-organized site. The site is built to the latest HTML/CSS standards on a customized-build of Expression Engine, making the site easy to manage and update for the Great Museums team.
JMX2 Roles: Creative Direction, Project Management, Front end development, Back end development.
Partners: TRUF Creative (Design), Brooklyn Surfer (Information Architecture), Mella Media (Public Relations)
Filed under: CMS + Dynamic Content + HTML/CSS + Site Development + Information Architecture + Social Media
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TRÜF
The design gurus at TRÜF came to us to build their company's site, tricked out with all the CMS and HTML5 bells and whistles. And you know what happens when you whistle? You turn heads.
Filed under: CMS + Dynamic Content + HTML/CSS + Site Development
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Rocket Fuel
We partnered with the TRÜF Creative to redesign the website for Rocket Fuel, the leader in self-optimizing digital campaigns. (It's cool stuff.)
The project included the full scope of skills needed for a large site build: project management, discovery, information architecture, design, copy writing, development and continued support. The project is built on Express Engine and includes custom addons to make for a fully customized contenet management experience for the web team at Rocket Fuel.
Filed under: CMS + HTML/CSS + Site Development + Information Architecture + Writing
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AT&T Rethink Possible Landing Page
This landing page accompanied a series of banners we created for the AT&T Rethink Possible campaign.
Filed under: Flash + Site Development
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AT&T Pepe Le Pew Valentine’s Day Campaign
This Valentine's Day project for AT&T had everything we love to do. From animating one of our favorite Looney Tunes characters to integrating an Google maps AT&T storefinder into Flash, this campaign gave us the opportunity to do everything we do well.
Filed under: Advertising + Animation + Flash + Dynamic Content + Site Development + Location Services
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SNY site & banner campaign
SNY and Ogilvy had already created the hugely popular "Sharvarish and Mandeep" campaign when they came to JMX2. They asked us to partner with them to create a site giving fans access to the NY NY Sports Sports store on the Internet. Visitors gain access to Shavarish and Mandeep's laptop where they can go through their videos, photos, printer queue, and a number of "Easter eggs." A highlight is the store's inventory system, a game where they can break rival team's souvenirs for fun.
The Flash site is built on an XML framework and new content can be added easily.
There were also a series of comic banners built to drive fans to the new site.
Filed under: Advertising + Animation + Flash + Games + Site Development + Information Architecture + Social Media
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Plentii
Are you a Gen Y'er and have no idea what to do about your financial future? Well, Plentii was made just for you. A real team effort, we got to work with our friends at TRÜF, Emtwo, and Leevi Graham from Newism to get this project off the ground. Briefly.
Filed under: CMS + Site Development + Information Architecture
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National Geographic and Lindblad Expeditions
Lindblad Expeditions and National Geographic came to us to develop campains that promote their Galapagos, Costa Rica and Alaska Expeditions.
Filed under: Advertising + Animation + Flash + Design + Site Development + Information Architecture
