Kidzania
-
UI / UX Design
-
Desktop Applications
-
Motion Graphics
KidZania is an interactive city made for children 1-14 that combines inspiration, fun and learning through realistic role-play, making KidZania one of the fastest growing global learning and entertainment brands in the world. Kids can independently explore a scaled indoor city with more than 100 exciting careers that they can try.
We’ve said it twice already but it only seems fair to cheer for these kids too!
One of Egypt’s top bookstores, Alef wanted to give kids the chance to build their own stories, so they came to us!
We created a digital interface that allowed children to write their own stories and scripts and design a cover for it with their name on it.
Kids love cars, now imagine if they could design and tune one of their own! We imagined and we made it come true for Hyundai. We built an app titled How to Design Your Car and through the app, kids choose a Hyundai model, view it in full 360 degrees, and tune the car as they please. The final result would then be printed with the child’s name on it as the designer
Way to go, kids (and Hyundai) !
Vodafone is the most famous mobile operator in the world! Through the app that we built, children would test their skills as a call center agent and how to handle a customer
Ghabbour is a major player in the Egyptian automotive industry. For this project, our objective was to successfully create a tool to teach youngsters different road signs and what they mean. We also built a driving test app for kids to learn the basics of driving, without the risk of driving an actual vehicle.
AIS is one of most prominent international schools in Egypt, and we were delighted to work with them. We managed to create a digital CV-building tool to teach students how to create a CV. The tool features a set of different questions that are asked to each student and based on their answers a CV is generated.
How do you prepare the children of today to be the journalists and photographers of tomorrow? You partner up with us! Al Ahram is the second oldest newspaper in Egypt (founded in 1875) and it is a powerhouse of journalism. As part of their community outreach efforts, they wanted to educate kids on how to be photographers and reporters. For this endeavor, we created a very simple interface that allowed children to add pictures and scripts, for all that to finally be a piece of news designed by the child, with his name and data on it. Again, way to go, kids!
We built 2 mobile apps for Al Araby, for the customer service department.
