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insufficient butterflies
animated butterflies that rise whithin an ATM screen instead of the dissapointing and dull "insufficient founds" message | |
the summary pretty much says it all..
customized butterflies for each bank, and maybe a cloud behind could be customized for every card type;
the animation could also come to life subsequent to panic pin* enter.
*<thanks to no.1 idea on the bakery for not not being perfect>
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Welcome to the Halfbakery! |
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By the way: sp: "insufficient funds" - the title had me confused for a bit! ;-) |
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Ah, but: butterflies are a positive image.
Associating insufficient funds with a
positive image from the bank is sending
out mixed messages. It also uses up a
good possibility for a positive image on
the occasion of actually having some
money (should that ever occur). |
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having some money is positive enough [Ian] |
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Perhaps also a gathering of flowers while we are hippy-iising our ATM's. |
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Props on the first idea [sweet]. Confusing yet alluring title. |
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Come on. I'm stuck behind someone withdrawing $8 million to show butterflies to the kids? Bad enough they don't know their balance to the last $20 or can't read the instructions. |
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Arn't moths traditionally used for this purpose? |
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well, yes, the moths are the traditional image, but i thought butterflies are needed, since banking advertising involves positive images even when refering to a dramaticaly low cash-flow level. |
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