Cloudy with a chance of snow!
Warm evenings by the fireplace, hot drinks and the first snowfall: winter is coming and we have come up with something very special for you.
Snowflakes or Santa – which design may decorate your website?
Time for a little coziness
To put you and your customers in the Christmas mood again this year, we conjure up winter on your desktop. Choose your favorite design for your website from different motifs.
New this year: When it comes to snowfall, you now have the choice between different types of snow. In addition, if it may be a little more Christmassy, we let Santa fly including sleigh for you.
As one of the most difficult languages in Europe, Finnish offers some hurdles in learning. However, its high complexity offers creative ways to describe what surrounds you so far north: Snow. Whether it’s viti, (fresh powdery snow), ilijanne (thin layer of snow on ice), or hanki (an even layer of snow), the Finnish language does justice to the unique manifestations of snow. So, to get a little closer to reality, this winter we offer you a small selection of different types of snow, from which you can choose your favorite form. Which snow do you want to put your website in the winter mood?
- Soft
- Heavy
- Blizzard
Where does Santa Claus actually come from? Not from Iceland, not from Greenland, not from out of the woods – Santa Claus comes from Turkey. The historical model for the figure was St. Nicholas, the bishop of Myra on the Mediterranean coast, who died on December 6, 343. But he didn’t always look as cute as he does today. Coca-Cola first made Santa Claus, or more accurately “Santa Claus,” famous around the world. In 1931, the company commissioned illustrator Haddon Sundblom to draw “Santa Claus” for a Christmas advertising campaign. Which Santa Claus should fly over your website complete with sleigh?
- Big
- Small
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Ekaterina Ruzhekova
Ingo SchmallDarmstadt
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