Award-winning milk goes into the fresh tasting yogurt.

Here on Granola Mountain, “Pull Me” to add four active cultures to every cup of yogurt.

Yogurt, meet fruit. “Mix Me” to your favorite tune.

Yum!

Homepage with a carousel featuring case studies from around the globe.

Detailed case studies highlighting Sesame’s outreach efforts, international co-productions and domestic television shows.

Timeline featuring key milestones in the history of Sesame Workshop.

An interactive map, where you can learn about the Sesame Workshop productions all over the world.

And The Oak’s Gourmet in Los Angeles, known for its weekly Wednesday Grilled Cheese Nights:

Stay tuned for more from our favorite Tillamook chefs!

The website redesign parallels the indoor and outdoor experiences of the museum. Explore the Tar Pits and the excavation process outside but take a closer look inside at the research and exhibitions.

Features of the website include updates of new discoveries as they happen; downloadable scavenger hunts and teacher guides; an interactive map of the campus and suggested itineraries; a chronological overview of the La Brea Tar Pits and surrounding area.

Visitors of the website will also be able to view the latest films by Hello Design, including a video sneak peek into the wonder and discovery that awaits at the the Page Museum.

The site features a visual timeline that pulls out the major collaborations between the Eames and Herman Miller and the furniture icons they created together. By sharing content uncovered from the Herman Miller archives, our site invites users to take a closer look inside the work of the Eameses.

Historical images, videos and anecdotal quotes are sprinkled throughout the timeline. Users can scroll through the timeline or jump to specific time periods by clicking on the Eames’ signature icons. You’ve probably sat in an Eames chair before and haven’t realized it, like an Eames Molded Plywood chair or Eames Tandem Seating at the airport.

Users have a chance to win the classic Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman – seen everywhere from Frasier to Tron – by signing up for the giveaway.

Announcing the launch of made for each other, an integrated campaign we created to introduce simplehuman’s new collection of soap and sensor pump systems that are crafted and designed to work in harmony, like milk and cookies.

The made for each other campaign includes an online experience, videos at retail point of sale, and a Facebook game and contest. The online experience features a soap shuffle interface that allows users to mix and match different pairs of soaps and pumps and buy them together with one click.

We also directed a series of product videos that are displayed across retail, online, and social media to highlight all the benefits and features of the new simplehuman soap lineup. All the soaps are optimized to work hand-in-hand with the high-efficiency pumps and the no-drip valve, ensuring no messy drips or clogs.

The made for each other site has a customized design to run on both mobile and tablet devices, allowing users to swipe through the soap shuffle interface.

The Facebook game gives users a fun way to learn about the products and a chance to win them. Players are timed on how fast they can uncover all the pairs, with the quickest users featured on a leaderboard that shows which simplehuman products they are eligible to win. Prizes are only up for grabs for a week, so give the game a go and test your memory skills here.

Announcing the new site for UCLA Architecture and Urban Design. Hello joined forces with the world-renowned faculty including Chair and acclaimed architect Hitoshi Abe, who asked Hello to communicate the school’s program and mission through a new digital destination.

UCLA A.UD is a unique institution dedicated to training exceptional scholars with international programs around the world. The school believes in using the power of research to redefine the architecture and design industry. The faculty, comprised of active members of the global architecture community such as Neil Denari, Greg Lynn and Thom Mayne, is given the spotlight on the site.

We built the site in HTML5 so both students and faculty are able to access it across all platforms to learn about the different course programs and classes offered. To make the site a daily destination, news, events and student work are featured prominently on the homepage.

Today Herman Miller POV was selected as Webpick of the Day. POV celebrates the work of five California architects with an interview on each including Leo Marmol and Ron Radziner (Marmol Radziner), Kim Coleman (Cigolle X Coleman), James Meyer (LeanArch), Jim Jennings (Jennings Architecture), and John Friedman (JFAK Architects). Each architect shares design challenges they faced that helped them create the homes featured in POV. Explore their unique points of view on modern architecture at Herman Miller POV.

We’re pleased to announce that 30 days of simple, a video-driven site we created for simplehuman, has won the FWA Site of the Day award. 30 days of simple was a month-long campaign that gave people a chance to discover and win a different simplehuman tool each day. You can visit the site here and watch each video to learn how simplehuman’s products make everyday life easier at home.

Hello’s TaylorMade Golf site has earned Webpick of the Day from Communication Arts. Taylormadegolf.com reveals why the brand is the #1 driver on tour by showcasing TaylorMade’s high-quality products and star tour players. Explore product specs, browse through the wide range of custom fitting options and learn about the technology behind TaylorMade’s latest clubs. The site was built in HTML5 and is compatible on iPhone and iPad devices. Catch up with the latest products here – we suggest you start with the new R11 and Burner Superfast 2.0 Metalwoods.