Category Archives: Sites

On the SAIL site, the English version (translated by Bernard) has launched yesterday, as well as the interactive area map.

Now that was a clever title. The SAIL Amsterdam 2005 site now has got a Vandaag op SAIL (today at SAIL) section, featuring the production of a redaction of 8 people covering the various parts of the event. I will … Continue reading →

Have you checked out the SAIL site lately? The publicity desk’s posts are really nice, and we even added a RSS feed (in Dutch). Good job, people, I’m really happy with the results–and I hear that SAIL is happy too, … Continue reading →

Oh am I happy about this!! The French web hosting co-op Ouvaton has a new web site, based on a layout Paul and I had made a few months ago. I’m very glad it finally made it onto the web, … Continue reading →

The ASICS head office web site has been renewed a while ago to implement the designs we’ve developed globally. I’m quite excited to see such a large and complex web site integrate our work. Several other improvements have gone into … Continue reading →

ASICS Spain and a few others launched this week, we’ve got most of Europe now. Russia, Poland, Belgium and Switzerland still coming up. And this weekend: check out the Paris marathon!

ASICS Germany has launched, and I’m very proud of the team for this one, which had all sorts of idiosyncratic problems, and a track record of being troublesome. So a big shoutout to Holger and Mairéad in Amsterdam, and to … Continue reading →

Getting a little monotonous, but the ASICS.fr site has launched.

The ASICS Netherlands web site was refreshed today, following the UK a couple weeks ago. This site features our own store locator, as well as the SportStyle collection of casual sneakers, which was produced by Amsterdam Worldwide, the ad agency … Continue reading →

After 8 months of hard labor, the ASICS UK site has launched. With my Digital Communications team at ASICS Europe, Mairéad and Holger, we’ve explored the boundaries of patience, but also reached incredible peaks of elation. I might take some … Continue reading →