Thursday, 7 February 2013
Jack and the Beanstalk (interactive browser story) by Epiphany
Posted by
ReadItDaddy
at
February 07, 2013
Labels:
Browser Story,
Epiphany,
Interactive Story,
Jack and the Beanstalk,
Time4Sleep
We're very used to seeing interesting stories developed as e-books or apps, but when we spot something eye-catching that's designed to run in a browser, we still like to take a closer look.
With a fantastic visual style, retelling a classic story, Jack and the Beanstalk is an instant attention grabber. Produced by Epiphany for the Time4Sleep Bed Company, it's a rare example of something promotional that can be enjoyed and experienced by parents and children alike.
Viewers are given the choice of a fairly 'straight' telling of the story, or a rhyming version. Both allow a parent or child to read through a brilliant version of a well loved fairy tale.
Time to climb! |
What's at the top? |
Choose the way you want to enjoy the story |
The story is designed to work in just about any browser (even your iPad) so give it a try!
Charlotte's best bit: The big scary giant! Eeek!
Daddy's favourite bit: Amazing art direction and a really easy to use interface to flick through the story with