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March 15, 2018 In Business, Immersive Design, Interactive Design By Thought Different

The Cool Planet Experience opens its doors

We are delighted that the Cool Planet Experience has just opened its doors to the public. Thought Different’s largest and most complex project to date. We would like to thank everyone on our design team for their hard work and dedication. Happily, our work has already been acknowledged by a nomination for Best Creative at the Digital Media Awards 2018 and winning the award for Best in Technology Innovation; achieving our mission statement — to create unique, meaningful, immersive and interactive experiences.

Wishing the client team at The Cool Planet Experience the best of luck today. It’s an inspiring project that can truly change the world.

July 5, 2017 In Interactive Design, Interface Design By Thought Different

The True cost of a CMS

Image courtesy of Library of Congress – Amelia Rosser as Ireland (April 1920)

We often are asked to ensure that our software is “easily updatable”. A decent client facing CMS seems too often to be a pre-requisite to an interactive’s design. Now, we use CMS for handling the content a lot, but that decision, always comes at the end of the initial design process. It should never be determined at the beginning.

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June 29, 2017 In Interactive Design, Interface Design By Thought Different

What a difference a day makes…

Today marks the 10 year anniversary of the release of iPhone. The one that transformed the mobile industry overnight. In preparing to write something about it I thought I would dial back the clock and read through ArsTechnica’s excellent (20,000 word) review. The internet in your pocket, an onscreen keyboard, YouTube on demand, no Flash were just some of the highlights. But two things struck me most about it — multitouch and text messages.

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