Type:

Experiences

Client:

Google

Deliverables:

Development, UI, UX

Google - Celebrating the Most Searched in History

Google Trends Data offers a rare look at what the world is searching for. In honor of Black History Month, Google launched a national brand campaign to celebrate the icons and moments that were “most searched” in the United States between 2004 and 2019. To be considered “most searched” a person or moment must be searched more than any other in a specific category. In other words, the “most searched tennis player” means that Serena Williams was searched more than any other tennis player in the United States.

As part of this campaign, Google Brand Studio tapped Hello Monday to create a unique digital experience that would bring Black History Month to life through the lens of Search. We designed a layered experience that allowed us to showcase the most searched icons and moments according to Google’s U.S.-based Trends Data, while also highlighting Google’s support for the next generation of history makers. This experience chronicles a data-driven story that was years in the making.

The Gallery

We created a floating, interactive gallery that allows users to dig a layer deeper, and learn about each data-driven story.

Defining American History

From the most searched sit-in to the most searched drag queen, these moments and individuals have defined American history and continue to inspire a nation.

The Data

To find the most searched in Google Trends history, Google used U.S.-based Trends Data to identify Black American achievements that were searched more than any other between January 1, 2004 - July 1, 2019.

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