Since 2005 Fjord has collaborated closely with Yahoo to innovate and bring to market new mobile solutions. Yahoo Go 2.0, launched in early 2007, has widely been recognised as an industry benchmark for excellent mobile user experiences, and Yahoo Go 3.0, launched in early 2008, increased that benchmark again. images/casestudies/yahoo1.jpg images/casestudies/yahoo2.jpg BBC.co.uk is one of the most visited web destinations in the world, receiving millions of page impressions every day. Fjord was asked to create a homepage concept for the BBC that pushed out user experience boundaries, and also provided a scalable structure for both content and various BBC sub-brands. images/casestudies/bbciq1.jpg images/casestudies/bbciq2.jpg images/casestudies/bbciq3.jpg images/casestudies/bbciq4.jpg Flirtomatic is a service concept developed at Fjord. It launched as a consumer proposition in 2005. It is a benchmark for cross-platform excellence, with high usage on both web and mobile. In the UK alone Flirtomatic generates over 150 million monthly mobile page impressions, representing more than 10% of the total mobile traffic in the country. images/casestudies/flirto1.jpg images/casestudies/flirto2.jpg Fjord helped design the Nokia Communications Suite 1.0 and 2.0 and has been involved in ideation and roadmapping for version 3.0. We also introduced the framework for marketing the product. images/casestudies/nokia_comms1.jpg images/casestudies/nokia_comms2.jpg Fjord worked closely with both Skype and Nokia to concept and design the user experience and user interface of the Skype application on the Nokia N800, a large-screen Wi-Fi optimised device. images/casestudies/skype1.jpg To coincide with celebrations of the life of Charles Darwin, the BBC commissioned Fjord to develop a cross platform solution for content that engages people in the science of evolution. The BBC Way of Life is a social networking game that uses mobile and PC to reach younger audiences who are typically light TV viewers. images/casestudies/bbc_darwin1.jpg HP Software appointed Fjord to revisit its videocall solutions and give them a stronger end-user focus. We built a clear value proposition, demonstrated the solutions can support a strong business case for operators, and also ensured the user experience was both attractive and easier to use. images/casestudies/hp1.jpg Nokia collaborated closely with Fjord to concept and design the Lifeblog PC application. Lifeblog is an innovative service and application that allows for the seamless transfer, organisation, and sharing of user generated mobile content. images/casestudies/nokia1.jpg images/casestudies/nokia2.jpg images/casestudies/nokia3.jpg Fjord was appointed by Nokia to create an impressive large-scale interactive installation at Nokia’s executive showroom in Finland. The innovative solution showcases the impact of mobile communications across the world, using a combination of motion sensors, large-scale touch screens, animation and sound. images/casestudies/nokia_showroom1.jpg images/casestudies/nokia_showroom2.jpg images/casestudies/nokia_showroom3.jpg images/casestudies/nokia_showroom4.jpg Noodle is a start up that uses p2p technology to enable multi-participant voice conferences to take place in a variety of virtual environments, from the structured to the playful. Fjord’s interaction and UI design provides a clear and powerful sense of space, context and presence to support the variety of communities able to use the service. images/casestudies/noodle1.jpg images/casestudies/noodle2.jpg