The business task
Present a new product and its packaging in an interactive application. The content needed to explain product information and provide tasks, rather than work as a single static presentation.
PHILIP MORRIS / MARLBORO / MARLBORO FILTER PLUS
An iPad application turned product information into a guided, touch-based experience. Packaging, filter construction and product details became things people could explore.
Explore the project
THE PROJECT
Present a new product and its packaging in an interactive application. The content needed to explain product information and provide tasks, rather than work as a single static presentation.
The user explored product details by touch, then moved into tasks and game sections. The original application groups product design, information and activities into a guided digital format.
The iPad application recorded in the agency portfolio for Philip Morris. Retained project screens show the product-information, assignment and game sections of Marlboro Filter Plus “Trade Master”.
HOW THE EXPERIENCE CONNECTS
Touch-based product information replaces a passive slide.
Packaging and product features have their own sections.
Tasks and games add an active learning format.
THE PRODUCTION IDEA
This application demonstrates interactive product communication. It belongs alongside consumer-facing projects as a different production format: a guided application for product knowledge and sales support.
The source supports an iPad application with product information, tasks and games. The audience is interpreted as product-learning / trade support from the “Trade Master” interface; a mass consumer campaign is not claimed. This is a description of historical production, not a present tobacco promotion.


