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The Gherkin Project is up for an FITC Award!

Posted by Mark McDermott on 6 April 2009 at 08:13 PM
Categories: Awards
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The following email snippet was joyous music to our ears...

Congratulations!

You are one of the finalists for the FITC 2009 Awards!

Your project: 40|30, The Gherkin, 30 St Mary Axe
Has been nominated in the Category: Flash Motion Graphics

Our Awards show is on April 27th in Toronto and it will be during the show that the winners will be announced. So good luck!

To say we are a bit pleased would be an understatement. It's a great honour to be shortlisted at the awards for such a major flash event but we are up against some pretty stiff competition in Coca-Cola and Warner Bros. Fingers firmly crossed!

But you can help!

In addition to the formally judged categories there is a people's choice award - you could do us a massive favour and vote for us here. We will love you forever and ever if you do!

flash animation, codegent, awards, digital innovation, digital industry, FITC Awards, webbys, searcys, 4030, the gherkin, flash, flash motion graphics, flash innovation
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Flexing our Muscles

Posted by Lauren Macnab on 13 February 2008 at 01:54 PM
Categories: Site Launches, Online Innovation
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BLOG: Flexing our Muscles

We have recently launched The Nutrition Program, a new website to help people understand more about what they’re eating and how nutritionally balanced it is. You can create and save recipes and diets as well as generate graphs to show detailed nutritional analysis.

To build this we used an up and coming technology called Flex, which is basically Flash with a heavy data requirement. And it looks pretty as well!

Using Flex our developers can build more functional Flash applications, including lots of data and math, without excessive coding lead times. This means the app can look slick like a Flash site, be highly interactive, easy to use and can also perform complex data analysis and comparison.

As testament to this wonderful technology, and our wonderful new site ;) we have been featured on Flex.org, which showcases new and interesting Flex sites. Check us out at - http://flex.org/showcase/

innovation, UGC, flash innovation, website development, New Technology, The Nutrition Program, Website Innovation, Flex, Health & Fitness
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When too much flash is too much?

Posted by Matt Jukes on 14 December 2007 at 10:08 AM
Categories: Online Innovation
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BLOG: When too much flash is too much?

A lot of 3d flash is, "Flash for Flash's sake". Often the ability to spin something around, outweighs the consideration whether or not we should spin something around. Here's a great example of how 3D enhances the experience, in fact the experience is so seamless you almost forget that you are operating in a 3D space.

innovation, 3d modelling, flash animation, flash, flash motion graphics, flash innovation, digital 3d
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Importing Quake to Flash

Posted by Matt Jukes on 14 December 2007 at 09:48 AM
Categories: Online Innovation
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BLOG: Importing Quake to Flash

Here's a great video of the new C/C++ importing fuction in the new version of Flash,

I think it might be time to say 'Woot'.

flash, flash innovation, fun, c++
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