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ANGELIC AIRPLANES<br />
“Well the site appears to be a<br />
communicator, a place where people<br />
with valuable ideas find their Angel<br />
investor. The unusual concept of the site,<br />
the launching of a paper plane by a<br />
visitor, seems to reflect the spirit of the<br />
company and the principles of kickstarting<br />
a startup. It offers visitors to<br />
record a soundless video where they<br />
would get out a message visually. If it is<br />
clear and impressive, Inculerate reaches<br />
out and the cooperation starts. Similarly,<br />
all the components across the full<br />
interactivity of the site, sounds and<br />
colour create an encouraging picture.<br />
You want to share the site with friends<br />
and never leave it. The project already<br />
has more than 20k page views in the<br />
first week, so it’s safe to say we are<br />
proud of the reception.”<br />
Thankfully the client echoes this<br />
understandable pride, after showing the<br />
kind of faith in Red Collar it shows it<br />
typically reserves for its investments.<br />
“We think that such a successful result is<br />
another confirmation of the importance<br />
of trust,” concludes CEO of Inculerate<br />
Inc, Umit Khairollayev. “When you go to<br />
real professionals you should remember<br />
that they know what they’re doing and<br />
there’s no need to doubt. Only then you<br />
will have a really cool project.”<br />
PAPER TRAILS<br />
As we all know, the period after a<br />
site’s launch rarely puts afull<br />
stop on the project’s story.<br />
Usually somebody, whether it’s<br />
up to the client orthe creator to<br />
undertake, willbe concerned<br />
with marketing the final result<br />
and getting it out there to be<br />
admired. In this instance, Red<br />
Collar did some of that legwork<br />
themselves by submitting the<br />
URL to leading online awards<br />
programmes touseful effect. “In<br />
two days after the site was<br />
launched, as soon as we applied<br />
for awards, the client got a<br />
partnership request,” enthuses<br />
Creative Director Denis Lomov.<br />
“A coolBrooklyn-based Art<br />
Director fell inlove with the site<br />
after seeing it at Awwwards, and<br />
decided to collaborate. That’s<br />
what the site is, acatchy idea and<br />
a quality implementation<br />
multiplied bythe recognition of<br />
one of the web’s best award<br />
platforms.” So what about any<br />
further work, given the resulting<br />
recognition and success, is any<br />
kind ofsubsequent aftercare on<br />
the cards? “TheInculerate<br />
website is self-sufficient, so it<br />
doesn’t have personal accounts<br />
and things of that sort. It is a<br />
promotional presence that<br />
doesn’t really require any<br />
on-going support. In fact, we<br />
always think about site’s<br />
sustainability, the relevance of<br />
design and technological<br />
solutions, and that’s why the<br />
project’s going to be relevant<br />
and trending for years. But we<br />
continue to work with the client<br />
–infact we are already creating<br />
something innovative so rest<br />
assured thata new digital bomb<br />
is coming!”<br />
ABOVE: Users drag one point to the other<br />
point to bring the animation to life<br />
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