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| Nike Genealogy |
| An interactive look at the history of product development at Nike from 1966 to the present. Using video, rotational photography, and a wealth of memorabilia, Nike Genealogy illustrates the cross pollination between different products and the evolution of many industry-changing technologies. Users can see the waffle iron Bill Bowerman used to develop the first treaded sole in running shoes, as well as the designer's notebook from the Mercurial Vapor soccer cleat. There were also over 1,500 individual a ssets that had to be processed and tracked, including copy, captions, and photographs. The site's modularity allows for easy localization for implementation to 27 countries in 10 international languages. A 2005 D&AD Silver Winner. A New York Festivals Silver Winner. A 2005 Clio Shortlister. An AIGA Outstanding Designer Winner. |
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