Interactivity, whether it’s through hover states, audio or video media, sliding interactions, or even scroll events, help in adding a delightful layer of engagement a user experiences on a website or application. These [inlinetweet prefix=”” tweeter=”” suffix=””]interactive elements can tell a story or trigger emotional connections can truly create lasting impressions[/inlinetweet] on an individual’s mind. Take a look at how the following websites use subtle as well as bold interactions to truly engage in their audiences.
1. Black Negative (http://www.blacknegative.com)
2. Adidas Design Studio (http://www.adidasdesignstudios.com)
3. Project Re: Brief by Google (http://www.projectrebrief.com)
4. The Interactive UK Energy Consumption Guide (http://www.evoenergy.co.uk/uk-energy-guide)
5. Beyonce (http://www.beyonce.com)
6. Reebok (http://www.reebok.com)
7. Optimo Hats (http://www.optimohats.com)
8. Piccsy Pitchdeck (http://www.piccsy.com/investors)
9. Captain Dash (http://captaindash.com)
10. Orange Sprocket (http://www.orangesprocket.com)
11. WWF Earth Hour 2012 (http://assets.wwf.org.uk/custom/foodstory)
12. Onst Creative (http://www.onstcreative.com)
13. Nike Air Jordan (http://www.nike.com/jumpman23/aj2012)
14. Tim Roussilhe Portfolio (http://timothee-roussilhe.com)
15. The Thomas Oliver Band (http://thethomasoliverband.com)
Inspired to add interactivity and engagement in your designs? Have a favorite from this list? Let us know in the comments!
