An independent app, with a CI-independent design and recognizable form language - we took it literally! The square, triangle and circle originate from the floor plans of the former concentration camps and form the basis for the logo, iconography and layout of the entire app. In this way, they ensure a consistent appearance and the design already references the history of both places.

But what about the object history itself? This is told using scrollytelling. An animated 3D view picks up the information contained in the story and shows a matching view of the selected object. This creates a bridge between object and story on interactive whiteboards, creating an immersive experience. However, using the app should not end with exploring a single object.

With the help of hidden clues, the motivation to explore content is increased. At the same time, clues found unlock thematically linked objects and enable users to travel from object to object in terms of content. The entire user experience is based on actively experiencing object stories, recognizing details and understanding connections. Users become preservers and multipliers of history.