Technology: online engagement
WWF –
Protect wildlife
WWF asked us to create an engaging social media pack to get as many European citizens as possible to participate in the Commission’s public consultation on the Water Framework Directive.
Our challenge was to encourage our supporters to share this message with people who are not so engaged in water/environmental issues.
Social cards
The missing posters.
Inspired by the famous “missing” posters, we created 3 series of catchy and colourful social media cards to promote the campaign. We explored traditional and new forms of “missing” posters, in order to give more emphasis to the photograph of the species at risk.
Greenpeace –
Save the Arctic: choose people over oil.
Greenpeace asked us to build a website where people can join the movement against Arctic oil by adding their names, pictures and statements to be submitted as evidence during the trial against the drilling.
Online engagement
The Norwegian government has to know that thousands of people are getting involved in this battle.
Such huge engagement is enhanced thanks to a step-by-step process that allows every user to: sign the petition, add their picture to an online photo wall, customize it with stickers and share it on social media, and finally publish their own witness statement on the cause. These many possibilities for a direct engagement establish a strong bond with the audience.
Online petition
The user is always reminded of the importance of their contribution and can take action at any time.
The petition about the court case is central in this campaign, but it was also important to show the case timeline, as well as articles, storytelling content and key information on the initiative. That’s why we designed several modules and pages to fit all this different content but kept the petition form fixed in the site sidebar.
