Google have finally launched a much anticipated service among web developers. Use of various AJAX API libraries has become pretty ubiquitous in newer websites and unfortunately it’s getting to a point that every other page you visit makes you download yet another copy of Prototype, Mootools or jQuery wasting large amounts of bandwidth if only you could access the already cached copies that the user has already downloaded.
To kick things off with a creative focus for the New Year in 2008, Jupiter asked us to create a simple message on their home page for the week after the Christmas break.
In 2007 Jupiter asked us to push the boat out for their website Christmas promotion. So we knocked some heads (and brain cells) together and came up with a DIY Christmas tree. Located on their home page, users are given a quick demo showing how to use the toolbox and then it’s “Changing Rooms” time.
For the festive season in 2006 Jupiter asked us to give their clients a helping hand with their origami Christmas card. Jupiter’s clients received a card sporting Father Christmas without his famous boots - shock horror. They were asked to “use the way of the dragon” and embrace their (as yet undiscovered) origami skills in order to create a new pair of boots for the big man.
To celebrate Christmas 2005 Jupiter created a DIY Christmas card - allowing everybody at The Manor to get creative with spray paint and glitter (yikes!). We were asked to highlight this festive frenzy and show our clients what went into creating their unique and (at times) beautiful Christmas cards.
