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The Nike Foundation

Girl Effect

Project Role: Developer

The Girl Effect, n. The unique potential of 600 million adolescent girls to end poverty for themselves and the world.

This was LOVE’s first digital project for The Nike Foundation and it fully utilises the latest in web standards, HTML5. The site features YouTube embeds, older browser compatibility and all of the videos viewable on any iDevice.

See how you can help The Girl Effect

Stiglitz

School of Leadership + Creativity

Project Role: Developer

Stiglitz is a cutting-edge platform of insightful and inspiring courses, workshops and events in which one can learn, discuss and share ideas for a richer experience of life. They are constantly bringing forward methods that tap into an authentic expression of individuality, inspiring people to fulfil their potential.

Sony PlayStation

The Game

Project Role: Developer

The Game is no ordinary Game. The Game will be played all over the world. The Game will divide families and unite enemies. Because in The Game, you’re either Team A or Team B. And there are no Rewards for second place.

The Game was the biggest digital project LOVE had taken to date. I had the pleasure of working on the front-end development ensuring everything looked perfect in all 12 languages and worked across multiple browsers.

SpotSpot

Bouncepad

Project Role: Web Designer & Developer

Bouncepad is the flexible iPad stand that allows businesses to deploy iPads and other tablet computers in public spaces in a secure, smart and playful way.

Dr. Martens

50th Anniversary

Project Role: Developer

To celebrate Dr. Martens 50th Anniversary they asked 10 bands to record their version of cult classic tracks that represent the spirit of Dr. Martens over the past five decades.

Inline with the launch of the 50th Anniversary website, a social media campaign begun on Twitter and Facebook. Running the Twitter account for several months gained Dr. Martens over 800 followers and helped to establish their digital presence.

Acting On Impulse

Website

Project Role: Developer

In the summer of 2007 Lauren Tomlinson spent an evening with homeless people around the food vans near Manchester’s Piccadilly Station. She heard their stories, she felt their pain, she knew she has to get involved. Within 24 hours she’d drafted a script for a short film about homeless life, and who better to act in it than the people who inspired her to write it?

And so Acting on Impulse was born.