northsoutheastwest.org (2005)
A website designed to support The Climate Group’s “visual wake up call to citizens, companies, and government leaders alike on climate change.”
XPT’s unique software and award-winning creative skills have been put to good use on a number of commercial campaigns and issues-based projects.
TextTips (2004)
Supply of concept ideas and copy for a series of SMS based mobile services for receiving daily tips on issues such as Staying Calm, Managing Change, Understanding Relationships, Teenage Friendship etc.
The Climate Challenge (2004)
An online profiler to assess your attitude towards climate change and your willingness to combat the build-up of greenhouse gases.
LovePod (2004)
An interactive quiz that works out how long your current relationship is likely to last. Answer a series of questions about you, your partner and your life together, and watch the clock run down the seconds that you have left together.
The Guidance Council (2003)
Full website rebuild, including the corporate rebranding of the organisation. Site required to face out to the general public, to career guidance professionals and to policymakers. Produced in association with Illumina Digital.
Who Wears The Trousers? (2003)
Designed as a tie-in with TV programmes such as Wife Swap, XPT supplied concept development and copy for a light-hearted Flash-based assesment of your relationship status.
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StopEsso Disloyalty Scheme (2002)
A web campaign designed to subvert the global oil giant’s own branding and marketing techniques, distributing templates for posters, stickers and other materials, whilst encouraging an rewarding direct action by the general public.
Gay-o-meter (2002)
Extremely popular online quiz for assessing your sexuality (in a light hearted way…). XPT contributed consultancy, graphic design and programming skills to the project. In collaboration with YourShow Productions.
Christmas wishlist and New Year’s resolution maker (2001)
Simple web-based application for creating personal wish and resolution lists, and then emailing them to up to ten of your friends or family members.
The quick and easy way to tell people what to buy you for Christmas, and what not to tempt you with in the New Year.
Client: Freeserve (now Wanadoo)
