03 / LopikuLITTLE HEROES.BIG WORLDS.
Children’s worlds & content platform
Stories, games and books connected in a world worth coming back to.
Lopiku brings together several children’s worlds: the dinosaur valley, Minalune and Tatan & Avouchka. Its website connects stories, activities, videos, colouring pages and books. Each world retains its characters and tone while belonging to the same home.
The challenge has two sides: leave room for children to explore and give parents useful guidance. A children’s platform needs discoverable content, clear audience information and continuity between digital and printed experiences.
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What is Navanem’s role in Lopiku?
Lopiku is part of our ecosystem and brings several children’s worlds into one public platform. Navanem works on its structure, the consistency between those worlds, the presentation of content and the journeys connecting stories, games, videos, colouring activities and books. The challenge is not purely visual: children need room to explore while parents need clear information about audience, format and context.
We organise entry points by world and activity, with characters that remain recognisable across digital and printed formats. The observable result is a live platform that can host several creative brands without making them interchangeable. This page documents Navanem’s role, decisions and visible limitations; it makes no claim about audience, sales or commercial outcomes that have not been measured and published.
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- Status
- Public platform
- Role
- Architecture, experience, content and brand consistency
- Format
- Children’s worlds, activities and publishing
- Evidence
- Public website and accessible journeys
Documentary screenshot · LopikuDATED PUBLIC EVIDENCE.
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Web designBeyond the visual · LopikuTHE IDEA. THE USE. THE DETAIL.
Several worlds, one home
A shared structure lets people move between worlds without erasing their differences. Characters provide visual landmarks. Navigation then offers routes through reading, playing, watching and creating.
Content comes first
A growing library should not need a redesign for every new release. Categories, world pages and information for parents give that growth a coherent structure.
Identity across formats
A character should remain recognisable on a page, in a video or on a book cover. Consistency extends to colours, scenes, titles and tone. This Navanem presentation places the existing heroes in a new visual setting.