Kiss the Frog is a pioneering digital design agency based in Delft, Netherlands, specialising in crafting interactive media installations that transform visitor experiences in museums, science centres, and visitor attractions worldwide. With over two decades of industry experience, the team of designers, creative developers, and technical specialists expertly blend storytelling with cutting-edge technologies to create immersive, engaging, and entertaining exhibits.
Services
Kiss the Frog offers clients a comprehensive suite of services to help bring projects to life.
Design
When approaching exhibit design, the team follows a three-phase process: Debrief, Preliminary Design, and Detailed Design. This approach allows them to gain a thorough understanding of the client’s needs, generating and refining ideas to produce a concept that is ready for production.
Development
The company’s software development process is both flexible and agile. Throughout development, the team regularly reflects on progress, prioritising collaboration with the client to ensure that the design evolves in line with feedback.
Project Management
The Kiss the Frog team provides experienced project management throughout the entire process, from kick-off to handover. Their expert supervision ensures that all work is carried out to the highest standards and delivered on time and within budget.
Project Highlights
The DoSeum
For the exhibition Uniquely Us: Understanding Race and Building Unity, Kiss the Frog developed seven interactive games that explore concepts of race and unity through science, storytelling, and empathy, making complex topics accessible to learners of all ages.
LEGO® House
At LEGO® House in Denmark, Kiss the Frog developed the interactive Mood Mixer. This experience allows visitors to bring their LEGO designs to life as they perform and interact on screen. Each design can be saved to an RFID wristband, enabling visitors to share their experience after their visit.
We The Curious
As part of the redevelopment of We The Curious in Bristol, the team developed multiple interactive games for the permanent exhibition Project What If. The exhibition was built around 10,000 questions collected from Bristol residents, with final installations exploring themes such as “Can your soul be seen by science?” and “What colour makes you happy?”.
