A call to Ausify! We invite you to dive in and discover more Australian music. Like tracks, save playlists, and generate social assets, all in the name of supporting local artists and shaping your algorithm. Search. Listen. Defy. #Ausify ausify.com.au

A new launch—and one that we are so passionate about! Defy your algorithm by actively supporting Australian artists! Visit ausify.com.au and share your favourite new Aussie tracks with us!

#AusifyYourAlgo #SearchListenDefy #ausify

Our team thrives on creating websites that spark joy, just like the immersive 3D world of wonder we built for FAO Schwarz in 2023. Far from the traditional e-commerce experience, we aimed to transport kids young and old through their screen to a totally different world.

Go beyond the cubes and embrace the mayhem, just as Gus challenged us to do. One of our favourites from 2023. This site was built based on an animation identity established by Studio Yatta.

gus.biz

Wishing we were in Miami for this years lineup of MFF Gems! Tickets are on sale now miamifilmfestival.com

Meet Mori Silk—the most important part of the supply chain you’ll never see. This food technology company uses the naturally-derived protein in silk to create a protective layer that is invisible to the senses.

mori.com

Physics hard at work on the Biite site—fizzing, crawling, blooming, and reacting. From Petri dish blobs to carbonating hover states, every interaction on biite.com is alive with food “culture” in motion.

Biite is the food culture agency. Full stop. Taking a hyper-literal approach, we leaned into the concept of actual food “culture”: the fizz of fermentation, the bloom of mycelium, the hum of carbonation. We wanted the site to feel alive, always shifting, always reacting

Sink your teeth in biite.com

For ITP Renewables, we built a digital experience inspired by a slotted piece called an octon, nodding to their team’s balance of engineering precision and purposeful play.

itpau.com.au

Our goal for AGDA's new website was to create something that truly felt like “the designer’s workspace.” Full case study here: ed.studio/work/agda/