OUR WORK

CADBURY ICECREAM

The Web Well produced Cadbury Icecreamland to spearhead the marketing of Cadbury's new ice cream range and in doing so, took the traditional British seaside setting and gave it a twist.

We created a 360 degree 3D island which the user is able to circumnavigate and explore from different view points. Icecreamlands numerous quirky features are accompanied by integrated sound, video and of course accessible product information. The information architecture and products themselves sit comfortably within the vibrant island environment.

Central to this is Space Donkey: Cadbury Icecream's intergalactic brand ambassador. We designed this furry superhero and brought him to life through his animated antics and interaction with the kaleidoscopic world around him.

Careful consideration has been given to future plans for brand growth and story/character development, and the website is closely tied with ongoing social media campaigns which will extend into summer.



April 2010
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