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Case Study: Advent Calendar for Nova Post. UI/UX Design and Christmas 3D Art

This case study will let you immediately dive into the atmosphere of the winter holidays and catch some bright Christmas vibes. Let us give you a brief overview of the festive and functional advent calendar with original 3D illustrations we designed for Nova Post. Have fun!Project and ClientNova Post is a major Ukrainian postal and courier company that provides logistics and related services involving innovative approaches and technologies. In this project, the tubik team worked on a bright and festive advent calendar of discounts and special offers for the marketing campaign of the winter holiday season. The scope of work included tasks on UI/UX design, graphic design, 3D art, and animation.https://medium.com/media/55888fe60df55b5fbdfee420ee81ddf2/hrefDesign Process and SolutionsIn general, the Nova Post advent calendar was a marketing campaign time-framed in December, when users of Nova Post digital products were presented with a collection of special offers and discounts from company partners. Various brands and services popular all over the country were engaged in this campaign, and each day, users were offered a particular option from a specific brand, echoing the concept of a classic advent calendar when each day you open a box or pocket and get a treat.We had to make the calendar festive, beautiful, playful, and engaging while keeping a consistent and recognizable visual connection with the popular postal service’s general brand style. Moreover, the identity of the diverse partners that took part and shared their discounts or special offers via the calendar also needed balanced and consistent integration.One more essential thing to consider was making the calendar work and look good on various devices and screen sizes, as the audience using the company’s products is very wide and uses it from diverse gadgets.So, the primary design tasks for this project included:designing the user interface of the calendarcreating the massive gallery of 3D graphics for different days of the advent calendarworking on eye-pleasing interface animation and 3D animationWorking on the user interface design, we offered the client different options for the content presentation:blockstimelineflip calendarcardholderlong story parallax calendar.The concept of blocks was chosen as the final option and developed into the user interface.The UI was designed to be super intuitive, straightforward, and adapted to multiple formats users could try. And one of the primary objectives was to consider how it would be integrated into the general brand style and user experience of Nova Post company products. So, the interface and graphics use brand family colors, object rounding and shapes style, and brand graphics to make the visual association with Nova Post consistent and immediate.The central element that adds a Christmas mood and represents the theme of winter holidays from the first seconds is illustrations. Each offer of the day was presented with a particular illustration, and all together, they formed a massive gallery of 3D images, reflecting the theme of gifts and e-commerce as well as echoing all the well-recognized stuff associated with Christmas: Christmas tree, cookies, reindeer, Santa Claus hat, candles, bells, baubles, candy canes, presents, toys, snowman, etc. Smooth, eye-pleasing animation made interaction even more lively and emotional.https://medium.com/media/30d402b7e1ea2cb8e6452c7d41aabf10/hrefSo, as a result, the client got efficient design support for their marketing campaign idea and implementation, while their users got an emotionally appealing, aesthetic, and memorable customer experience.New design case studies from our team are coming soon. Stay tuned!More Design Case StudiesHere’s a set of more case studies sharing the design solutions and approaches for some of the design projects done by the Tubik team.HP23. Website and 3D Animation for Prostheses ProducerBlack Friday. Graphic Design for Marketing CampaignAlbert’s. Christmas Cookies Packaging DesignWhite Christmas in Digital Art: Collection of Merry Christmas ImagesFluxWear. Web Design and Development for Health Tech ProductSynthesized 2.0. Web Design for High-Quality Synthetic Data PlatformPhysica Magazine. Web Design and Graphics for Scientific BlogProAgenda. Identity and Website Design for Golf Management ServiceKaiten. Identity and Product Design for Food MarketplaceTHT. Website Design for Electrical Engineering ServiceOriginally written for Tubik BlogWelcome to talk to us and check designs by Tubik via:WebsiteDribbbleBehanceYouTubeTubik ArtsCase Study: Advent Calendar for Nova Post. UI/UX Design and Christmas 3D Art was originally published in Muzli - Design Inspiration on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

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Case Study: Nova Post. UI Design and 3D for Interactive Christmas Advent Calendar

A new bright design story is up to be unveiled, filled with bright and festive Christmas vibes. Let us show a new episode of creating the interactive advent calendar created by tubik agency for the Nova Post marketing campaign devoted to the winter holidays: check the 3D art and user interface design process and outcome.Check the big video story right here, and scroll down to see more graphics and details on the project.https://medium.com/media/d93c927f7544a62634ad5eca8b087eea/hrefProject and ClientNova Post is a major Ukrainian postal and courier company that provides logistics and related services through innovative approaches and technologies. We have been collaborating on a range of UI/UX and digital marketing design tasks, and advent calendar design is one of them. The story of this project started a year before when we made the previous version of the Christmas advent calendar and set the foundation for the general visual approach to this type of marketing campaign.In this case study, we continue to tell you about a more complex and elaborate new version of the advent calendar for the Christmas season 2023. The scope of work included UI/UX design, graphic design, 3D art, and animation.Design ProcessPut simply, the Nova Post Advent Calendar is a marketing campaign time-framed in December. The Nova Post application and website users can access a collection of special offers and discounts from company partners. Each day, customers are invited to get an offer or discount from a specific brand, just like it happens with a classic advent calendar when each day you open a box or pocket and get a treat.In 2022, working on this task, we offered the Nova Post team several options for the calendar interface design:blockstimelineflip calendarcardholderand long story parallax calendar.However, the timing for design and development was super short, so the idea of dynamic blocks was chosen to meet the deadline.The primary point was to make the UI design super intuitive and adjust it to multiple formats that users could try. It was also essential to follow the brand guidelines and match the interface with the existing user experience of Nova Post products. So, the interface and graphics used brand family colors, object rounding and shape style, and branded graphics to make a solid visual association. The visual element that added a Christmas mood and the atmosphere of the winter holidays at once was the illustrations. A massive gallery of 3D images was formed to reflect the theme of gifts, e-commerce, and diverse stuff associated with Christmas.In 2023, we started working on the advent campaign much earlier, in autumn, which allowed the client to return to the earlier idea of a long interactive map. This design approach applies a strong gamification element, similar to the maps used in various games, to create an engaging user journey. And it activates the power of visual storytelling: scrolling the map, users travel around together with Nova Post trucks that tirelessly deliver not only physical parcels but also love, care, and dreams packed in them.The primary tool for creating the map was Blender, and then the 3D images rendered were turned into the interface with Figma.As we have already been working with Nova Post for quite a long time and have covered different design tasks, we’ve created an extensive guide of how 3D illustrations should look and work in various digital products and campaigns of the brand, such as websites, landing pages, and mobile application. The map for the advent calendar also sticks to the rules of the 3D art universe and brand color palette for Nova Post digital communication. Here’s a glance at some 3D images created for the project to be placed on the interactive map: Christmas tree and decor, sweets, presents, postal machine, Santa’s sleigh, building, etc.The map design started with… maths! Before the first line or shape appeared, it was critical to calculate the size of the artboard correctly and efficiently as we tackled the challenge of making the map flexible for different screen sizes, adjustable to the number of campaign days, and enabling the integral experience in which each part on the screen looks good.That ended up with a massive artboard of 1800 to 22,000 pixels on which to put a map.At the next stage, the general plan of the whole map was developed, setting the vision of the entire picture. The map features an extended image of the road with cities, towns, villages, and some stretches of countryside motorway passing mountains and forests. As it is a campaign devoted to winter holidays, the users also see numerous cute Christmas images on the map. On their way to Christmas day, they get to the pins with offers or discounts from the campaign partners. The pins have different states depending on the current date of the interaction with a map, similar to how we see the covered missions on the game maps.To make the design process more productive, we employed the approach of construction blocks. Instead of making each element from scratch individually, the designer created a massive set of standard components, from building shapes or trees to minor visual details, for example, different types of windows. Modifiers were then used to apply standard elements in various combinations. This way, we get an endless set of graphic elements that look original and do it much faster than creating each part of the map individually. Like Lego blocks, they let people make creative solutions with details that seem standard at first sight.Another challenge was working with such a vast artboard filled with tons of details and letting Blender digest it all. To make it work, we divided the whole map into nine units to design and render each separately. Only after that are all the parts combined into the whole picture using Adobe Photoshop. Each unit presents one screen and contains a piece of road with a truck on it, a postal machine, some elements of the environment, some holiday-themed graphics, and 3 or 4 pins opening the day’s offer. Some days look more detailed and original, and some are filled with more standard buildings with a post-industrial vibe, as we can see traveling across our country. Let’s take a glance at the different units.So, scrolling the map, users get a feeling of the continuous trip, following a truck moving ahead up to the end screen, finalized with a Christmas tree and a bunch of gifts.Let’s see how it works in the interface. The icons on the pins give users a visual connection to the partner brands that provide the offer on a particular day, and the pin of the current date is made red using the primary brand color of Nova Post. Clicking the pin, the users see the pop-up window that shows details of the special offer and the button to proceed if they want to use it.The interactive advent calendar interface was adapted not only to different versions of mobile screens but also to look good and work effectively on tablets and desktops.Hope you liked that case and caught some festive mood with it.New design case studies from our team are coming soon. Stay tuned!More Design Case StudiesHere’s a set of more case studies sharing the design solutions and approaches for some of the design projects done by the tubik team.Opera Browser Explainer Videos. Animated Video ProductionDrug Test Innocence. Website for Socially Impactful Online ResourceParis City Guide. Illustrations and Web Design for TourismPencils of Promise. Picture Book Creation Process Step by StepWeb Design Case Studies: 4 Smart Websites for Various Business GoalsAdvocacy Through Walls. Website Creation for Advocacy GuideSerra. Identity and Product Design for Financial AppMOVA Brewery. Ecommerce Website Design for Beer ProducerHP23. Website and 3D Animation for Prostheses ProducerUI Design Process for Web and Mobile: 3 Detailed Video CasesOriginally written for Tubik BlogWelcome to get in touch and check designs by tubik via:Tubik WebsiteDribbbleBehanceTubik ArtsCase Study: Nova Post. UI Design and 3D for Interactive Christmas Advent Calendar was originally published in Muzli - Design Inspiration on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

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Hello guys, Introducing our new team uiart We have been working on an event management project last few months. And now we decided to upload the full project on dribbble. I started uploading from Calendar. Let us know your opinion what do you think? and yes stay with for more work :) Project Inquiry Email: iamnasir368gmail.com Follow us on Facebook | Instagram | Linkedin | Twitter Thank you