The experience itself was effectively a customized YouTube experience that also allowed for static content. This not only increased the visibility of the program, but allowed for kids to contribute through a familiar process.
When arriving at the site for the first time, users could watch an introductory video that explained the concept and the new definition of "uploaded."
The video content was balanced between Rob Dyrdek videos and videos we scripted and shot with middle school aged kids.
Multiple videos, released over time, gave added dimension to the concept of "uploaded" and invited kids to add their own spin.
Part of the media buy included a featured placement on Xbox Live.
The site itself was divided into sections that flowed into each other: Rob's challenge videos, a call to submit, a tiled section of additional video and photo content, and a social feed with a product showcase.
New content was released over the course of the program.
The program worked seamlessly across web, mobile and tablet.
