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Today marks the certification of Feed as a Miljøfyrtårn company. We strive for ecofriendly solutions in all our endeavours, whether digital projects or environmental consciousness at the workplace. Miljøfyrtårn is designed to certify businesses and organizations across various sectors for their commitment to environmental sustainability and social responsibility.

Making functional yet eco-friendly digital solutions is an important part of our job. On Kampanje today you can read our critique of NRK's Climate test and our call for collaborative digital sustainability efforts, written by our own developer Svale Fossåskaret. Read the entire article here.

We recently created a quick, yet effective digital guide for the exhibition “The Forbidden Forest”. The exhibition features huge wall murals by Andreas Siqueland, leaving no room for traditional wall texts. The guide allows viewers to be physically immersed in the exhibition space, while still being able to access information about specific works. More information here.

Head chef Selvaggini, aptly nicknamed Selvaggio, spent just 7 months earning his first Michelin Star. How savage is that. We’re proud to make space for the star alongside the visual identity we made such a short time ago.

As discussions around artificial intelligence prevail and become more and more complex, our designer Jonas Vetlesen spoke about the impact of AI in the field of design in an event organised by Grafill, University of Bergen, IxDA and Design Region Bergen.

We are currently developing an app for students that includes an event calendar, as well as various solutions for students like offers and discounts.

Our senior developer Svale Fossåskaret recently talked to digi.no about the website we made for Framtiden i våre hender, Norway's leading independent organisation that fights for climate change.

We created a custom 3D configurator for Hexagon Ragasco, providing an user-friendly, immersive customer experience optimized for mobile devices.

Our work for by:Larm back in 2021 led us to start developing a white label website platform for music festivals. Our goal is to create a platform that meets all the basic requirements while being flexible enough to cater to new touch points and potential revenue streams. If you are interested please get in touch.

We’ve designed a new identity for Hermier Communications. Go check it out.

The foundation Den Gode Idé aims to support design students at the Oslo School of Architecture and Design (AHO) to realise a project idea, business idea, artwork, film, app, service or product. Read more about it in Kreativt Forum.

Datareisen (The Data Journey) is a free digital course that provides a basic introduction to data and what it means for you, your workplace and the society around us. Read more and take the course here.

We’re moving 500m west across the river into a new studio! Designing the space ourselves makes the process even more exciting. We're looking forward to our new home and to inviting you in at some point this spring. Stay tuned by following the progress on Instagram.

We recently launched the new website and identity system for The Norwegian Civil Affairs Authority. A super rewarding project for a client whose work is so important to all Norwegian citizens. More to come!

After developing the visual identity and website for the Italian restaurant Null Null in the Fall of 2022, we recently launched a new and more extensive version of their site. Websites are always a work in progress and we're very grateful when we're able to bring it up a notch.

Our designer Andreea Tecusan was recently featured in Kreativt Forum to share her background and inspirations. Andreea works primarily with digital design, but has always had an eye for tactility, movement and rhythms anchored in material things. She brings forth both Norwegian and International designers, arts and culture as sources of inspiration. Read it all here (article in Norwegian).

We’ve recently launched the new site for Smartsky, a platform that centralises data and enables the development of Smart Cities. This innovative platform has now released one of their first products; Safeplan.

Restaurant Savage has recently been designated "one of the best gourmet deals in Oslo" and ranks now as one of the top 3 restaurants in Norway. We're very proud to have been part of this journey, as we worked with them on the concept, visual identity and web-design, as a part of our collaboration with Att Stays. Read the full review here (article in Norwegian).

Starting your own business can be daunting, but with proper planning and preparation, it can be a rewarding experience. This is a Stimulab projects initiated by Digdir and DOGA. Read more about this initiative here.

A warm welcome to Hanne Morstad, who joins our team of designers! After completing her MA in Design, she specialised in service design and joins us from a designer position at NoA. Her expertise ranges from user experience and interaction design to concept development and visualisations. We're thrilled to welcome her and look forward to using her valuable input in exciting future projects!

Our senior developer Mathias Madsen Stav gave an interview to Kode24 in their series "weekly coders". He dives into his design background, thoughts about technology, infrastructures and what he's currently working on. Read the entire interview here (Norwegian language).

We created an interactive map for Henie Onstad's sculpture park in Oslo. The map helps visitors plan their trip and learn about the park's 30 sculptures by Norwegian and international artists.

As our new senior developer and tech advisor, Svale has an expertise creating complex architectures and providing supporting advice for web-performance and visualisations. Following his career as a developer and technologist, both on his own account and more recently at Netlife Design, Svale joins our growing team of web- and product-developers. We look forward to using Svale’s smart way of thinking to further develop software, products and web designs. Welcome!

Our work for the new National Museum is featured in an article from NRK, the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation. The National Museum’s wish was to exhibit the history of screen based design in a comprehensive and interactive way. Together with their team, we created the concept and came up with ways for the visitors to interact with the exhibition, so people of all ages and interests could have fun.

Read the article here

Norway’s new National Museum is opening its doors to the public on Saturday, June 11th, and we are very excited to share that we’ve been working on a digital exhibition, a great collaborative project between Metric Design, Øyedrops and AlsoKnownAs. The exhibition showcases screen based graphic design over the last 60 years.

Our work for Designers' Saturday was awarded with Gold in the category outstanding Digital Design during the Visuelt Awards on May 11th. Thanks to the jury and thanks to Designers' Saturday for the collaboration. Find out more information about the work here.

We’re looking for brilliant people with a kind, curious and collaborative mindset to join our team of designers and developers. If you value team work, a balance of freedom, responsibility and considerable ambition, we should talk.

Apply here.

In line with the city of Bodø's innovation project, paving the way to becoming a Smart City, we’re collaborating with Smartsky, New Things Co and Mallow on a project for a quicker, easier, and more automatised tool for the fire department, both saving time and saving lives.

We were honoured to be a winner of the The German Design Award, delivered by the German Design Council, for our project Elements of AI. Elements is a free and online course in Artificial Intelligence available to all. The course’s goal is to demystify and educate about how AI works, so as to help democratize the immense potential this technology brings. The course covers the basics, through to explaining actual algorithms that make AI so powerful.

The foundation, started by Gustav Witzøe to support humanitarian projects, focuses on improving education and health. Its first project, the iWASH project in Uganda, aims to increase children’s access to drinking water and handwashing facilities at school

A warm welcome to front-end developer Marius Tetlie! Marius has worked internationally at designs studios in Berlin and Amsterdam before he came back to Norway to specialise in front-end development. He's particularly interested in emerging technologies and their effects on design, aesthetics and culture. His experience hinging between design and tech, as well as his curious mind, will be valuable assets to our team of developers!

We are very happy to welcome Andreea Tecusan to our team of designers. After her masters studies at the Oslo School of Architecture and Design and Design Academy Eindhoven, she worked at the design studio OlssønBarbieri before joining us. Her interests span well beyond design and into art direction, photography and communication, and we are thrilled to add her talents to our team!

For the past year we’ve worked with developing a new web platform for the Oslo-based music festival by:Larm, and we’re proud to announce that the website was launched last week. The aim with their website has been to gather all the digital requirements that a music festival might have in order to deliver a long-term and flexible solution with affordable development updates. Have a look at by:Larm’s webpage here.

Great news! We’re finally making an important step by adding a project manager and business developer. Gilda previously worked as deputy director of Kunstnernes Hus and director of STANDARD (OSLO), and has always been interested in efficient digital solutions as well as cognitive science. It bodes well for our multifaceted team of designers and technologists working on some of the most explorative projects we've ever handled.

Jonas of LOFT 4 and Boden Studio is a hugely welcome addition to our design team. His previous work is nothing less than astonishing, and his explorative methods inspires us. Jonas never really understood the various design prefixes, so he intuitively blends them together.

Lars is a versatile product designer who focuses on digital solutions. He's a graduate from Westerdals with work experience from both Lisbon and Oslo before joining Feed. We are happy to welcome him to our team!

Preeti is a front-end developer focused on logic and problem solving. She has a holistic background in psychology and business management, and has previously worked and studied in both Holland and England. We are extremely happy to have her on our team!

This week we launched the new and improved website for Designers' Saturday, a three-day event in Oslo showcasing the best of furniture design and interior architecture. This first launch is a call to action for exhibitor applications. The full exhibitor list and event program will be launched in the coming months. Check it out here

He's previously worked as a front-end developer for different agencies, and before that he was a chef (!). We're very happy to have him joining our team!

We provided technical development and UX guidance for Henie Onstads new website. Visit the website.