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W / 001 Red Bull: Mind Gamers Platform
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W / 002 Falter’s Inferno
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W / 003 Squarespace: Playing Lynch
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W / 004 110 Prozent: Interactive Magazine
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W / 005 Google: Konterball
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W / 006 Schullin: My Diamond Ring
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W / 007 Keego: A Bottle Made for Sport
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W / 008 Feinkoch: A Recipe Platform
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W / 009 In-Vision Site Redesign
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W / 010 Accor Hotels: Seeker Project
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W / 011 Ujet: The Future of Mobility
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W / 012 Samsung: Do What You Can’t
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W / 013 Four Paws: Ruthless Campaign
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W / 014 Bruegel: An Exhibition Site
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W / 015 200 Years Erste Bank
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W / 017 GetYourGuide Awards
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W / 018 Alzheimer’s Association: Our Stories
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W / 019 Chobani Foodservice
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W / 020 Spotify & SoundGirls: Make it EQL Directory
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W / 021 100 Years of Viennese Modernism
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W / 022 Which One Am I Now Magazine
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W / 040 Moët Hennessy: Volcán Tequila
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W / 046 Sabah Shoes: E-Commerce
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W / 060 H&M x Role Models
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W / 080 Nutrafol: Brand Refresh
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W / 093 Oculus Quest Day
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W / 096 Le Labo: Le Journal Society
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W / 121 Tersa
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W / 145 Transforming Cowboy State Daily
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W / 164 100 years OEBB
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W / 174 IKEA x Cömmunity
- About
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N / 001 New Office!
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N / 003 8 Learnings From Working Abroad in Lisbon
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N / 004 A Realtime Multiplayer Game with Deepstream
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N / 005 7 wild Cannes Lions
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N / 009 2 Annual Awwwards Nominations
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N / 010 New campaign for CCA 2020
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N / 021 How Machine Learning is Changing Digital Marketing
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N / 022 Connect Apple Shortcuts to a Notion Database
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N / 023 Our Roadmap to a 4-Day Work Week
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N / 025 wild.week.01/2023
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R / 015 Not good at doing normal things
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- Employees
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E / 002 Matthias Mentasti
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E / 003 Thomas Lichtblau
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E / 005 Thomas Ragger
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E / 019 Raphael Loder
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E / 035 Jennifer Bruckberger
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E / 036 Oskar Wild
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E / 038 Simone Glück
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E / 044 Edoardo Lunardi
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E / 052 Monde Marafane
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E / 056 Kerstin Harrer
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E / 058 Eva Landaluce
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E / 060 Tom Schönmann
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E / 061 Susanna Lederhaas
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E / 063 Alex Pagnotta
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E / 064 Miguel Rey
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E / 066 Leandro Madeo
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E / 067 Anna Mitterhauser
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E / 068 Maxime Moulin
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E / 069 Ian MacDougald
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E / 070 Katharina Chalupsky
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E / 071 David Bierbaumer
Falter – Creating An Interactive Online Story
An Innovative Twist On Charity Campaigning
The Falter is a long standing weekly Austrian newspaper focusing on investigative journalism, critical analysis, and the arts and social life. They came to us wanting to create a conceptual online experience designed to hold a black mirror up to modern society – much like the paper itself.
In sharp contrast to Falter’s text heavy format, this immersive mobile and desktop journey uses stark interactive visuals to depict nine layers of hell as a reflection of modern society.
The site ultimately won three Gold Cannes Lions in digital categories, Site Of The Year on awwwards.com, and a Webby for Best Use of Animation or Motion Graphics on a website.
The core idea was to tell a story visually, so we worked with visual storytellers Salon Alpin to breathe life into motion graphics.
The modern dystopian landscape, designed under the influence of Dante’s Inferno, evolves as the user clicks and scrolls through the experience. We maximized the hellscape’s impact utilizing a variety of animated layers and particle systems to make each scene respond intuitively to user interaction.
We developed a custom navigation concept to make descending into hell just that little bit more interesting. We chose WebGL as our go-to technical platform, and put heaps of attention into tinkering with and fine-tuning all of those sonic and visual details.
We feel it shows in the final (multi-award-winning) product! Falter Inferno is a deeply affecting and visceral online experience, which takes users on a devastating journey straight through hell and out the other side.
Setting up a custom build and asset pipeline was really interesting, as was making the assets as small as possible. In the end, completing the whole look with custom geometry and shaders was extremely rewarding.
Stefan Kernjak Developer
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00Won in total 18 awards
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01260k organic unique visitors
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028 layers of hell
We were fortunate to have amazing motion graphics to work with and a lot of creative freedom from the client. In the end, all the fine-tuning, animating and tinkering paid off and we think it really shows the amount of enthusiasm we put into this work.
