American Campaign Website
The Normandy Campaign: The Advance Inland (Website)
Client:
ABMC / Dog Green Productions
Venue/Location:
ABMC website
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exhibits and interactives
One of the key images featured in the interactive.
Initial page orienting users to the interactive.
Call to action to select a time period below to begin.
Exploring units on the map.
Exploring units on the map.
An overlay with detailed information about the selected unit.
An overlay with detailed information about the selected unit.
Client:
ABMC / Dog Green Productions
Browse:
exhibits and interactives
The Normandy Campaign is a companion website to the Normandy Visitor Center for American Battle Monuments Commission, and was produced in partnership with Dog Green Productions.
This map-based, interactive experience helps users to better understand the advancing movement of troups and about the military units who were present at D-Day and subsequent events.
Videos, stills, animation, and a zoomable map come together to make this experience feel very hands-on, giving the user ultimate control over how the information is disseminated.
The collapsible interface helps users visualize the time-based story and movement of battlements. Belle & Wissell also developed a style system and programming framework for ongoing ABMC projects.
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Belle & Wissell Team Credits
Design Director, Designer: Gabe Kean
Designer: Marianna Rossi
Technology Lead: Seb Chevrel
Design Technologist: Aaron Hedquist
Additional Project Credits
Project Director: Max Lewkowicz
Project Coordinator: Adam Schein
Content Manager: Shelby Frantz
Video: Joseph Borruso
Belle & Wissell Team Credits
Design Director, Designer: Gabe Kean
Designer: Marianna Rossi
Technology Lead: Seb Chevrel
Design Technologist: Aaron Hedquist
Additional Project Credits
Project Director: Max Lewkowicz
Project Coordinator: Adam Schein
Content Manager: Shelby Frantz
Video: Joseph Borruso
The Normandy Campaign is a companion website to the Normandy Visitor Center for American Battle Monuments Commission, and was produced in partnership with Dog Green Productions.
This map-based, interactive experience helps users to better understand the advancing movement of troups and about the military units who were present at D-Day and subsequent events.
Videos, stills, animation, and a zoomable map come together to make this experience feel very hands-on, giving the user ultimate control over how the information is disseminated.
The collapsible interface helps users visualize the time-based story and movement of battlements. Belle & Wissell also developed a style system and programming framework for ongoing ABMC projects.