Redefined

A future-proofed and tailored content management system (CMS) and a new visual design brings the Finnish pharmaceutical Orion's website closer to its target groups and serves as their digital business card. It is fast and accessible, with a scalable base.

Doctors in Denmark now meet an innovative and intuitive design, improved navigation, and a more personalized experience when they visit Lægeforeningen.

With digitalization and automated communication, Aarhus Vand has dug even deeper for a great digital customer experience.

Together with Knowit Experience, Glamox renewed their logotype and visual identity.

Large savings and a better overview of the Finnish public sector.

The Population Register Centre in Finland provides information services to citizens as well as to government, businesses and other organisations on the basis of data contained in the Population Information System.

Virtual meeting grows green business. Virtual reality accelerates traditional forestry.

A general development plan is something that every municipality in Sweden prepares to indicate the direction of long-term development of the physical environment. It is governed mainly by the Swedish Planning and Building Act and the Environmental Code and is meant to show which areas that are suitable for different purposes.

In autumn 2016, Knowit Experience launched a brand new online shopping platform for the Nilson Group. Just a few months after the launch, the Nilson Group saw a substantial increase in conversions, and the previous sales record has been beaten by a significant margin.

Ejendals’ vision is to create a safer day, without injury to hands and feet, and they want their e-commerce to contribute to that end by encouraging more people to use the very best protective products. Together with Ejendals, we succeeded so well in achieving this that we were awarded a prize for our efforts.

The world’s ninth most interesting museum. With the world’s ninth most interesting museum website.

Ruter is responsible for over half of Norway’s public transport. Oslo and Akershus are Europe’s fastest growing urban areas. In 2014 alone, over 319 million journeys were made by public transport in Oslo and Akershus. This was the basis for the development of two apps that changed the way people travelled on public transport in Oslo and Akershus.

Friele, Norway’s oldest and best-known coffee brand, asked us to create a balanced, comprehensive and stylish upgrade to the company’s visual identity. In April 2015, Knowit and Friele’s project won the Norwegian Design Council Award for Design Excellence.

Olav Bleie is investing in the development of alcoholic cider production at his farm in Hardanger. He is seeking help in developing a brand and identity, as well as packaging design. The major market is those restaurants and bars in Vestlandet in Norway that have a particular interest in micro-breweries and locally produced goods.