Airforce Suspension — Giveaway Experience

From the first entry to the final result. A dedicated automotive campaign website.

The objective.

Client work · Airforce Suspension USA

The giveaway needed a dedicated place for the campaign journey: understand the prize, browse entries, participate in voting and follow the standings. The same experience also needed a clear conclusion once the campaign ended. Motorloom’s work covered the giveaway website, rather than Airforce’s main ecommerce store.

The public website is now a final-results archive. Sign-in and voting are closed. The screenshots on this page document that completed state; they are not an invitation to enter or vote.

The completed experience

A campaign with a clear ending.

The live website is now an archive with final results. Voting is closed. Open the screenshots to explore the full experience.

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What Motorloom delivered.

Design and development scope

The website brings the prize presentation, entry browsing, voting experience and leaderboard into one campaign-specific interface. The visual hierarchy separates the campaign introduction from the participant information and results, with desktop and mobile layouts for the same journey.

The project also includes the winner announcement and delivery-video showcase. These give the completed campaign a public endpoint instead of leaving visitors at an expired voting prompt.

The public-facing features

  • Homepage: campaign introduction and prize presentation.
  • Entries: participant browsing within the giveaway experience.
  • Voting: the campaign’s participation flow, now closed.
  • Leaderboard: final entrant standings in the archive.
  • Winner: confirmed winner announcement.
  • Delivery: a section showcasing the winner’s delivery video.

The archived journey.

The gallery includes eight actual desktop and mobile screenshots covering the homepage, confirmed winner, final leaderboard and delivery showcase. Each can be opened at full size, with the complete screenshot preserved.

The archive shows the campaign’s published outcome. This case study makes no claim about sales, revenue, unique people or traffic attributable to the website. Votes and visits are not treated as commercial results.

The campaign screens preserve the final public journey, including the handover from active participation to a closed campaign with a confirmed winner.

Planning a campaign website?

Define both the live experience and its closing state before launch. The entry, participation, result and archive stages need clear content and ownership. Motorloom can discuss that scope alongside the visual direction and development requirements.

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