After the success of the World Champions Collection, Umbro wanted to offer the chance for people to be able to design their own personal crest and win a customised Umbro football shirt.

We designed and developed an intuitive tool, allowing people with no design experience to create their own crest. Art directors and design experts can still use the software of their choice and upload their designs with a simple image uploader.

Using Facebook Connect, users can easily vote for their favourite crests and share theirs or others designs into Facebook to help promote the competition and encourage others to vote on the design.

All the crests are sent to a moderation tool and if accepted are then automatically uploaded into the gallery and a Flickr set. (agency: Anomaly)

Wherever you’re from has a big influence on who you grow up to be, and as Fabio Capello’s squad was flying out to South Africa, Umbro wanted to celebrate the 2010 World Cup by creating a commemorative wall in the hometown of each player, to show the area they had been tailored by.

enjoythis built the England Walls website using the Google Maps Flash Api to showcase the locations where each of the 23 player walls were located. From the the leisure centre in Huyton where Steven Gerrard first played, to Wayne Rooney’s school and the famous Wallsend Boys Club where Michael Carrick learned his trade.

Anomaly asked us to design the interface (illustrations by Toy) for a simple and fun iPhone App for Umbro. The app lets you create, record and share your own chants.

Umbro wanted to show off the World Champions designs, and found their inspiration whilst leafing through the Umbro archives. In the Sixties a range of girls modeled Umbro shirts as fashionable dresses. This was the perfect inspiration for the World Champions Collection, which combines heritage and modern culture perfectly.

Umbro chose girlfriends from footballers from each of the seven countries to pose in the shirts and the legendary photographer Rankin snapped the pictures.

On the website you can watch the behind the scenes videos, download wallpapers and screensavers featuring the girls wearing the World Champions Collection shirts. (agency: Anomaly)

To celebrate the World Cup, Umbro released the World Champions Collection – a set of special edition football shirts to honour the teams who have won the FIFA World Cup previously. Each 'Tailored by Umbro' shirt bears a crest designed by a famous artist from that country.

We designed and built an interactive experience to showcase the resulting crests and the stories behind each, exploring the cultures that shape the national identity of each of the seven countries. (agency: Anomaly)

We designed and built an interactive master banner ad to promote the Sony Monolith Tv. Users can spin the television around which allows them to take a better look at the TV's slim and elegant design. (agency: Anomaly)

As as part of Diesel's campaign Be Stupid and with conjunction with Anomaly, we designed and built a string of simple Flash microsites. The 'Stupid URLs' are connected to each other and are held by a shell we built to easilly allow us to implement each Stupid URL.

Diesel's website re-design (in line with the new brand look and feel) in collaboration with Anomaly.

We designed and built two modules for Umbro's website.
The digital strategy and direction was lead by Anomaly.
Both modules envolved around the reveal of the new England Away kit.
They were built using interactive 3D scenes and Umbro's CMS framework (built by Rokkan), which allows the site to be translated into over 20 languages.

Microsite designed and built for Ogilvy Interactive to support the launch of the new range of Landrover cars for 2010 (Switzerland).

Anomaly approached us to create a multilingual (English, French and Chinese) module for Umbro.com.
The site offers the opportunity to create your own design for the sole of Umbros new Speciali boot. The 11 designs judged best will be worn by some Premier league stars and the winners will be given a pair to keep.
Users can download any design as a wallpaper and also share the designs through a flickr stream.

OglivyInteractive Switzerland approached us to create a multilingual (German, French, Italian) site for Swiss Post.
The concept was to create a site with four simple and fun sport themed games (table tennis, hockey, cycling and archery) people could play in their work breaks and compete against employees of the same business sector. Users either recieve a code through the post and sign in or register to play.
The site creates awareness for Swiss Posts business services and gives access to their consultants.

Hyper, a London-based digital marketing agency, approached us to create a rich media ad to support Cadbury's Dancing Eyebrow campaign. The concept is the transformation of your cursor into an 80's-style break dancer. We created a funky environment that comes to life with lights and a flashing disco dance floor. Then, your cursor grows arms and legs and pulls various complex break dancing moves on the dance floor.
It spins out of control and off the banner before returning to the dance floor for the finale.

Good Times is a German TV Production company that approached us to create their new website. Their brief was to create something rich and vibrant that would be a significant departure from their existing site.
Inspired by the company’s branding and taking into account the client’s desire for an innovative site, our concept is based on the weather in Cologne, where Good Times is based. Using a weather feed, the site displays different animated backgrounds and information based on that day’s weather while transitions between content panels appear as broadcasting interference. The backgrounds create a rich atmosphere in contrast to the site’s content which is displayed in clean, easy-to-use modules.

Together Productions is a television production company based in Cologne. They approached us to create a unique website that showcases their work and demonstrates the company’s vibrant content and personality.
We built a website inspired by television static and the bold, bright colours of a test card. The result is a bright yet sleek website with various multi-media elements, such as a video/image wall and a fun team page.

OglivyInteractive Switzerland approached us to create a multilingual (German, French, Italian) e-card for their client, Sunrise. The brief was to create something fun and playful to accompany the mobile phone network's Christmas ad campaign, a campaign that was based around customers being able to 'freeze' their minutes.
Our e-card allows visitors to scratch a message into ice and send it to friends. The recipient of the message brushes off the snow to reveal the message written in the ice. Combining fun features, like a whale swimming under the ice, with highly interactive functionality, these e-cards are fun to use and easy to send around.

Le Deun Luminaires is a Paris-based company specialising in electronic lighting design with low energy consumption. enjoythis was asked to design an elegant, minimal website that reflected the company’s sleek aesthetic. The main goal, from an interactive perspective, was to showcase their products and portfolio in a straightforward and functional way.

Regino Cruz Arquitectos is an architecture firm based in Lisbon, Portugal. They asked us for an innovative and dynamic website to reflect the company’s personality and body of work.
The website is based on a click-and-zoom concept, making it highly interactive and fun to use. Just click on a page to zoom and spin into the optimal viewing position. Projects also have a sliding photo gallery and some have a video panel. The team page also uses 3D cubes with photos of each team members. When you scroll over a photo, the cube rotates to show a photo of the same team member taken from a different angle.

Liveroom.tv is an online music venue broadcasting exclusive shows from the best new bands and artists. Launched in 2006, Liveroom.tv was a pioneer in offering high quality, full screen video, as well as a global first in online music broadcasting. The site offers fun graphics, great music and some handy tools, so you can share or save your favourite videos.