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MICROSITES · CAMPAIGNS · EVENTS
A microsite lives for one launch, one event or one campaign. We have built five. Some hold games, registration, winner tickets and an admin panel of their own.
DELIVERED
Pictures from the sites themselves. What was built, in the words of our work pages.
A touchscreen puzzle game for the Korea Pavilion at Expo 2020, built for a steady stream of visitors. Staff saw participation and outcomes as the pavilion ran.
What was built
An awareness microsite in Arabic for a lead agency’s Meta engagement. The client closed it when the campaign ended.
What was built
Two games in one microsite for Korea Tourism. The campaign has ended and its link has expired.
What was built
A food microsite for five Samyang Foods products, delivered through an agency. Its link is no longer available.
What was built
A website for the ENOC Women in Energy Award, built and handed over.
What was built
WHAT A MICROSITE INCLUDES
Pick the parts your campaign needs. Each one has run for a real client before.
A puzzle game with a timer and limited tries at Expo 2020. Two games in one site for Hallyu Olympiad.
Visitors register before they play. Winner tickets come from the same system, not from a separate list.
Staff see entries and results while the campaign runs. Expo 2020 and “Think Before You Share” each had one.
An Arabic site for Meta’s campaign. K-Boosters in several languages, with store locations.
Advanced animations on “Think Before You Share”, made for the campaign and its audience.
When the campaign ends, the site comes down or redirects. No orphaned pages stay indexed.
HOW WE BUILD IT
The same process as every Gigagrams build, fitted to a date that does not move.
The game, the entry form and the admin panel are built and tested as one system. The close is planned on day one.
We start from the launch or event date. The brief comes from your answers, one question at a time.
A private copy you can comment on, from a phone, a tablet or a computer.
Registration, winner tickets and the admin panel are tested with the game, not after it.
The site goes live after your review and the tests.
Your team watches entries and results in the admin panel.
The site comes down, or a redirect sends visitors somewhere useful.
WHAT IT COSTS
A launch page and a game with an admin panel sit at different ends of the range.
| Price | |
|---|---|
| Time | 7 days for a website, from brief to launch. |
| Ownership | You own the code, the server and the data from handover. |
| Other software | Third-party services are billed at cost. We do not mark up other people's software. |
STRAIGHT ANSWERS
The ones that come up before a launch date.
Gigagrams built the Expo 2020 Korea Pavilion game and Hallyu Olympiad for the Korea Tourism Authority, “Think Before You Share” for a lead agency’s Meta engagement, K-Boosters for Samyang Foods through an agency, and the ENOC Women in Energy Award website. They were delivered between 2019 and 2022.
Yes. The Expo 2020 Korea Pavilion microsite is a touchscreen puzzle game with a timer, limited tries, registration and winner tickets. Hallyu Olympiad holds two games in one site, with registration, file uploads and winner tickets. The Expo game had its own admin panel, so staff saw entries and results while the pavilion ran.
A microsite is a standalone build for one campaign, launch or event, with its own address and its own measurement. It does not inherit the main site’s menu or history. It exists to do one job for a set period, then it closes cleanly.
It comes down cleanly, or a redirect sends its address somewhere useful. No orphaned pages stay indexed and no dead links point at a finished campaign. “Think Before You Share” was closed by the client when its campaign ended, and the Hallyu Olympiad and K-Boosters links are no longer live.
A microsite costs
Tell us the date and what visitors should do on the site. We ask one question at a time, and your answers become the brief.
Microsites sit beside landing pages and websites as fast builds, each suited to a different kind of deadline.
One tap, then your app opens with it written.