Spick.net becomes interactive
Spick, the most widely read children’s and youth magazine in German-speaking Switzerland with a circulation of 35,000 copies, has completely redesigned its website and made it interactive. The project was implemented by Wiler Online Consulting AG using the ContentXXL CMS.
The Swiss publishing house KünzlerBachmann has transformed the online presence of its popular children's and youth magazine Spick into a hands-on site. The formerly static website Spick.net has been redesigned into a modern children's portal that combines child-friendly colors, shapes and navigation with interactive elements. The focus was on the interactivity of games, puzzles and educational content in order to introduce children and young people to the content in a playful way and encourage them to join in. The publishing house is thus meeting the needs of the young target group in the age of the Internet and Web 2.0 and creating a symbiosis of print and Internet, as detailed in a press release. The website was realized by Online Consulting from Wil (SG) using the CMS ContentXXL.
