What we built and what we shipped, in date order. We only log work with screens and records to show for it.
11.112026
Company & websiteisaacbridge.com
isaacbridge.com went live.
We connected the renewed site to the new domain and submitted the sitemap to Google Search. The same day, the bridge-shaped A logo went live across the site.
Details
The domain and HTTPS are set up on Cloudflare, and the www address redirects to isaacbridge.com.
The home page and 10 product detail pages went into a sitemap submitted to Google Search Console.
The header, footer, tab icon and share image now use the new logo.
11.112026
GatewayGateway
We added the spring set of window views.
For each of the 20 stops on the route, we made day and night videos of local spring scenery and added them to the game. From March, every passenger's bus window turns to spring.
Details
Each place shows its local character, like Seoul's cherry blossom streets, Jeju's canola fields and the Daegwallyeong sheep farm.
We made and added 40 looping videos for computers and 40 for phones.
Winter videos play for now. Add ?season=spring to the address to preview spring.
We built a new type-led home page, with a hero filled by a 3D motion graphics loop made in Higgsfield. Each of the 10 products now has its own detail page.
Details
From the references we took only composition and color, and made the subject the work of building software.
Product detail pages are generated in one pass from the researched source files.
All motion on the page can be paused with a single round button.
11.092026
GatewayGateway
We made it rain and snow outside the window.
We made five kinds of rain and three kinds of snow, down to the raindrops and snowflakes that hit and cling to the bus window.
Details
From drizzle to downpour and typhoon, each kind of rain has its own drop size and speed.
At night, the warm light from inside the bus spreads across the wet road.
The same day, the game was translated into four languages and the landing page into eleven.
We split the validated prototype into four apps, for sales, production, customer ordering and delivery drivers, and documented the storage design and handover notes for the backend team.
Details
All four apps share the same data, so an order in the customer app shows up on the sales screens right away.
The customer and driver apps work in Korean, Vietnamese and English.
Printed documents such as delivery notes and transaction statements use the same type system as the apps.