We teamed up with Figure agency to create an eye-catching redesigned site as part of a rebrand for AMP, an AI-powered waste sortation toolkit. The site is a slick statement of intent, with subtle interactive animations built-in throughout and notable for its high-fidelity 3D scrolling animations.

The creative brand strategy and design masterminds at Figure asked us to build them a new site. Naturally we were happy to help. Built on Next.js and Prismic, the final product does a good job at reflecting the sophisticated design and deep thinking that goes into all of Figure’s work.

We created this stunning refreshed site for creative design and advertising studio, Bear Meets Eagle On Fire. Constructed with our tried and tested combination of Gatsby, React, and Prismic, this build is a future-proof calling card that allows the client to show off their latest projects as soon as they are off the rack.

Supermarket collaborated with Craig Walker to create a 3D visual based on weather data from the City of Parramatta for the council's new library development. The project involved delving into historical data related to variations in the area's weather patterns, looking for meaningful insights to serve as the foundation for the 3D visual.

Designing people-centric approaches to AI explainability by driving greater understanding and agency can help build more trustworthy digital products and services. TTC Labs asked Craig Walker & Supermarket to build a visual explainer as an introduction to the topic and their research.

Labelling is an important step in (supervised) machine learning, but it is susceptible to bias. In collaboration with Craig Walker, we built a tool for TTC Labs that asked users to label three images within a workshop. The workshop was designed to demonstrate the need for diverse people, diverse labels and diverse images training AI.

This project was a studio-led exercise to explore the possibilities that 3D brings for data visualisation and interrogation. We built a timeline that tracks the performance of all teams in the Australian National Rugby League competition since 2015.

In collaboration with Craig Walker & TTC Labs, we were tasked with creating a visual explainer for a series of workshops with youth leaders and policy makers in Australia, the United States and the UK. With the brief: How do we empower, protect and guide young people from different communities around the world?

As part of the launch of the new Highland brand we created a scrolling interactive data visualisation to help new customers understand the savings they could make by using Highland to electrify their school bus fleet.

In collaboration with Public Websites we have been working on a rapid prototype and rebuild for Ezybin - the leading provider of skip bins for the greater Melbourne area. Ezybin approached us to research and test libraries, services & architecture for smart ways to achieve complex interactions and improve efficiency.

A team of cryptographers at Meta are developing a proposal for measuring ads where everyone’s browsing history remains private. They call it ‘Interoperable Private Attribution’ (IPA). Supermarket worked with this team to develop a scrolling 3D animated explainer.

We came across the amazing research on ‘Flexible Design Systems’ by Dr. Martin Lorenz through his recent book. This chimed with us as designer-developers delivering work that needs to be applied flexibly across various outputs. We partnered with design studio Public Websites to prototype a custom design tool using the concepts described in the book.

In collaboration with Public Websites, we built SRB a new home, featuring a full site redesign and an updated FVS-powered visual system. We changed tech stack to migrate to a headless CMS, using Algolia to turn their extensive digital archive into a quickly and easily searchable index.