Intertapes

By Seva Varfolomeev

Enjoy the aesthetics of the lost and found tape records reflected in a visually compelling page. Lo-fi widgets of scanned tapes hide the embedded digitalized recordings, which you can also access from the interactive grid-like world map. Also, there are extra detailed illustrations of the tape formats popular from the 1960-1990s.

592

1/6

2nd place winner

Everything.can.be.
scanned

By Daniil Kurguzov

The draggable feature got absolutized in this designedly cluttered website. The idea was to create a collection of objects that don’t get much attention in everyday life by scanning them. Drag over all those tickets, pill blisters, and keychains in our own order, and don’t forget to explore the texts and a small game where you catch shadows, but they disappear.

1/7

1st place winner

Seen advertising agency's website

By Marie Estaire

This mainly green and beige company website first catches the eye with its bold font and funny animated character, then with its concept of a store, where 3D images of goods that come live on loading and go still as you hover over them can be added to the “checkout”. There are also tiny objects you can drag around the page.

301

1/5

2nd place winner

All around us* brand’s website

By Siarhei Plashchynski

Siarhei Plashchynski designed a trendy b/w page for a clothing brand featuring a custom cursor and a huge typography piece that moves below animated photos. Each photo leads to a new page with a detailed description and more hi-res photos of a product. All along the way, typography acts as one of the main characters interlaced in the gridded canvas.