The World's Greatest Bar Chart / Case study

Let the Artwork Be the Interface

This browser adaptation translates Roz Dimon’s earlier interactive bar-chart artwork into areas viewers can explore. Image regions, original sounds, animated GIFs, and the original help layer carry the piece’s interaction into a browser.

Stage
Creative technology
Category
Creative technology

Browser artwork adaptation

Keep the Artwork Interactive

Our team translated the artwork’s image-map regions into browser interactions, giving viewers areas to explore. The work also included video-to-GIF conversion, audio updates, and mobile-landscape work.

The artwork as interfaceThe artwork after the intro is dismissed, with the full composition framed by black margins.

A Careful Browser Translation

The work adapts a legacy interactive composition while keeping the artwork at the center of the experience. Its contribution was bounded technical adaptation, including GIF conversion, audio updates, and mobile-landscape support.

The original help layerThe original help artwork reached through an image-map control, retaining its legacy instructions.

Let the Artwork Lead

When the source already has a strong visual language, the interface can come from the artwork itself. The design challenge is translating its character into new interactions without making the browser experience feel like a conventional dashboard.

  • Original artist: Roz Dimon.
  • Browser adaptation: our team.
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