Nov/03
Fleming Wins Online and Off

There's no doubt about it - it feels good when you get a thumbs' up from your peers. In the past two years, Fleming Design's interactive subsidiary, Switch Interactive (www.switchinteractive.com) has been recognized for a number of projects, including the landmark Broken Saints series that we incubated with writer/director Brooke Burgess, as well as numerous sites created for both ourselves and our clients. switchinteractive.com

These include: Audience Award at the 2003 Sundance Film Festival ... finalist as Best Studio and Best Visual Design at FlashintheCan 2003 ... People's Choice at FlashForward 2002 and FlashintheCan 2002... Site of the Year from www.webesteem.pl ... FWA ONE Award from www.favouritewebsiteawards.com ... Platinum Award from American Design Awards ... Site of the Week from www.multimedia.de and www.visualorgasm.com ... Best Website Incorporating Motion at the Pixie Awards 2001 ... Best Corporate Website and Best Product Website at the Lotus Awards for Best in B.C. Advertising in 2002 ... Best Project Website at the British Columbia Building Association's Georgie Awards 2002 ... and Best Place to Work Award by Business in Vancouver magazine in 2001.

We like what Rob Ford had to say when he wrote to tell us we had been selected to receive the FWA ONE Award from the prestigious www.favouritewebsiteawards.com: "We are rewarding Websites that use cutting edge technology, together with inspirational ideas, that lead the way for future generations. This is, most certainly, an instant impact site with a great splash page! The whole site commands a great atmosphere and personality, something that is very rare on the Web in the current market. Your portfolio is of the highest order, with the likes of the massive Broken Saints; the display of your work has been superbly blended into the look and feel of the site. Overall, we were very impressed with the professional, progressive and innovative appeal of this site and it's a pleasure to add you to our winners' list."

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