Tuesday, November 18, 2008

Studio Exploration: AgencyNet Interactive



AgencyNet Interactive is an Online Media company that was founded in 1994. They have been using Flash since the company started. AgencyNet’s tools are the Adobe Software Suites. Their philosophy is to be passionate about what you do, so you must love Digital Multimedia. They have a relatively small number of employees ranging from 11-50 and have a yearly revenue of about 50 – 100 million dollars.

The reason that I choose this site is because they put as much effort into their own site as they do for their clients. There is one difference; they are trying to attract employees as well as customers. I think branding one’s own firm is just as important as successfully branding other companies. AgencyNet.com effectively displays the company’s overall look and feel. It shows the office of a very cool interactive web design company. Different offices can be clicked on like tabs and the site takes you inside the office and tells you more about that tab, for example the client list. The Client List is located in the Kitchen. The clients are magnets that can be rearranged on the fridge. You can also move the letters around, a nice addition for those people with short attention spans. There is a clock with the actual time and depending on the day, the food on the counter changes form Pizza to Chinese takeout. The immense detail draws you in and is very engaging making the site a truly interactive experience. Not only is the site entertaining but it is a great example of what the company is capable of.



Ford Fusion Mixer is a site where you can choose up to 10 different genres of music as Mixers and create your own unique symphony. You can mix music like Rock, Hip-Hop and Asian Strings. And you can use the equalizer to make a truly unique sound.



MojoHD.com shows in depth information about the television station. The site has the channels schedule, upcoming movies, as well as information on the shows. It has short video clips, as well as downloads of whole episodes. It has tons of extras, like recipes and travel info, both from the shows it airs.

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