Let’s face it: web industry wars over users are really nothing new: Microsoft v. Apple, Yahoo v. Google, Facebook v. Twitter. For the past 15 years, we’ve all watched as numerous contenders have set foot in the ring, talked their trash to their opponent, and proceeded to either win with a TKO or get their HTML handed to them on the playground. This time, however, might be a little different.
Pixeldust and Door Number 3, launched the newly redesigned Austin Humane Society website. Built on the Drupal platform, the website features a sporty new look and a stronger focus on making the connection between users and the animals awaiting adoption. Pixeldust implemented an interactive pet grid where future adopters can view and sort pets by color, size, age, breed and several other features. The database is populated by a national Humane Society pet database.
Pixeldust Interactive and the University of Texas at Austin, a major research university and the largest institution of The University of Texas system, have recreated and integrated the University’s existing Giving and Capital Campaign websites. The newly redesigned, integrated site features a unified theme, simple architecture and rich media experience that showcases the many ways UT is working to change the world.
Pixeldust Interactive and Texas A&M-Kingsville, TX, have launched the new video blog Javelina Pride website. The new site exists as an online video blogging community where students and teachers can share real-life experiences about what classrooms are really like, where to get the best food in town and uncensored opinions on dorms, dining and the rest of the TAMUK scene.
Pixeldust is pleased to announce our Gatti’s Jingle Microsite won a silver award in the Micro/Mini-sites category at the 2010 Regional American Ad Federation Awards (ADDY Awards).
Pixeldust is please to announce that our Gattis Jingle Microsite won a gold award in the microsite category of the 2010 Austin Ad Federation Awards.
Pixeldust worked with Nice Monster and Ampersand Agency to develop the microsite and help Gatti’s Pizza update their jingle with a public jingle contest that featured a $10,000 grand prize.
