we are trying to achieve two goals: to show you what we can do and to show you what we can do for you. It seems they are the same, but they don't: what we can do contains all the items and technologies we have knowledge, but what we can do for you it's trickier. We can only guess what you need (because you reached this page) but it's a shot in the dark until you contact us. So, please, do.
contact usTo describe rich media, it helps thinking about other formats that we're all familiar with, starting with the simplest of them all: text ads. With just a few keystrokes, anyone can create a simple message in a standardized format, and place it on a site like Google.com in minutes. Then we have standard display ads, ads that usually include text with a visual such as a logo or a graphic. This type of ads can be in formats we're familiar with like .jpg, .gif, .swf and more. Standard display ads can either be static or animated with tools like Flash. They typically have only one interaction, meaning that when you click on them, you'll be taken to a destination site. And then at the most complex level, from a design and interaction perspective, we have rich media ads. With rich media, you can have ads that expand when users click or roll over, for example, and there are extensive possibilities for interactive content such as HD video or even the ability to click to make a phone call.