Lyft | SXSW ACTIVATION
Activation, Print
When kickstands on dockless scooters go up, common sense goes out the window. They cut off pedestrians, clutter sidewalks and generally have no regard for the rules of the road (or common decency).
So when Lyft launched their scooters at SXSW, they wanted to make the dos and don’ts of scooting clear — and hopefully keep them from being banned by some local governments.
We created the Guide to Good Scootiquette: the ultimate handbook on how to avoid being an asshole on a scooter.
The campaign helped Lyft receive more licenses to put scooters in cities across the country, and gave us an excuse to make a sticker of a pigeon wearing sunglasses carrying a meatball sub.
Recognition
Best In Show - Design (Austin ADDYs)
Gold - Book Design (National ADDYs)
Silver - Geurilla Marketing and Illustration Series (National ADDYs)
Lyft’s Guide to Good Scootiquette was filled with goodies including simple do’s and don’ts of scooting, a safety word search (can you find the word “helmet” all 28 times?), scratch n’ sniff map of scootable taco joints (and fortune teller to help you decide where to go), a scootiquette tips hotline, jackalopes riding scooters and a whole lot more.
the team
Art Director: Sarah Wallace
Copywriter: Brian Marcolini
Designer: Howard Shows
Creative Directors: Kevin Dunleavy and Michael Anderson
Design Director: Karl Hebert
Photography: Jenna Foster
Producer: Lindsey Wilson
Agency: McGarrah Jessee