landeenjob.be

landeenjob.be

14 Aug 2012
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Submitted by: Maarten De Proost @intracto
Role: Designer

A one-page scrolling site created for a recruitment campaign for Belgian digital agency Intracto. The ‘airlines’ theme came from the term ‘landing page’, which it actually is. Hence the title of the campaign ‘Land a job!’.

Very fun way to get people to notice your job openings. Nice little narrative, even if it get’s crazy along the way (nice wormhole 🙂 Very smart to put the ‘fast forward’ button on the side there for those who are impatient. But I enjoyed scrolling through the airplane’s travel. Well done.

Submitted by: Maarten De Proost @intracto
Role: Designer

A one-page scrolling site created for a recruitment campaign for Belgian digital agency Intracto. The ‘airlines’ theme came from the term ‘landing page’, which it actually is. Hence the title of the campaign ‘Land a job!’.

Very fun way to get people to notice your job openings. Nice little narrative, even if it get’s crazy along the way (nice wormhole 🙂 Very smart to put the ‘fast forward’ button on the side there for those who are impatient. But I enjoyed scrolling through the airplane’s travel. Well done.

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