COP31 / SERVICE 04 / DIGITAL EXPERIENCES

Give visitors something worth trying.

A useful digital interaction starts with a question. What should visitors understand, compare or contribute before they leave?

INTERACTIVE CONCEPT / TRY IT

COP31 / TWO-MINUTE EXPLAINERDEMO 01 ✳

QUESTION 01 / YOUR PRIORITY

Which part of a climate project would you explore first?

Evidence of impact — Show the result, the baseline and what the data does not establish.

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01 / POSSIBLE FORMATS

Different formats serve different goals. We choose what fits the audience, device and available time—then decide whether it is realistic to build.

A / LEARN

Let someone make a choice, see the trade-off and understand the consequence.

B / EXPLORE

Let visitors investigate a local example or compare a small set of facts.

C / CONTRIBUTE

Ask a useful question; make the purpose and handling of responses clear.

02 / WHAT WE CAN BUILD OR PLAN

The result might be a finished interaction, a prototype or a specification for your developer. We decide with the real constraints in view.

These are possible formats, not a catalogue of ready-made products. We agree scope and delivery only after reviewing the brief.

Interactive explainersShort games or questions that make one issue easier to grasp.
Audience interactionLive questions, quizzes and structured feedback for stands or sessions.
Maps and data toolsA small set of information visitors can actually explore.
Event touchpointsRegistration, check-in or appropriate post-event interactions.
Field readinessScreen size, offline fallback, languages, accessibility, staffing and data handling.

Tell us where the interaction will be used, who will try it and when it needs to work.