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Re:Google's Digital Creative Guidebook by guiambros on Wednesday November 28, 2012 @12:57AM (#4841225)
I also didn't find any references in the minified code, but clearly this was done by WeAreHive, a small boutique agency in London.

From their website:

"We were brought in by adam&eveDDB to work on interactive pop-up book designed to showcase the talent and innovation of Google’s Creative Sandbox Gallery, and built entirely in HTML5 and CSS3."

Correction: HTML5, CSS3 and.. Flash.

Re:Google's Digital Creative Guidebook by pixelbath on Wednesday November 28, 2012 @12:48PM (#4843729)
Yes, I wasn't disputing the authors of the project, merely where it could be found written-out in the source. I figured it was encoded into the minified variables, but couldn't find anything indicating such.

According to martinp, the code was removed after his initial post.

Re:Google's Digital Creative Guidebook by andrewfelix on Wednesday November 28, 2012 @01:42AM (#4841333)
Where is the Flash?
Re:Google's Digital Creative Guidebook by guiambros on Wednesday November 28, 2012 @11:00PM (#4846196)
I should retract the last line of my previous comment.

While the site does indeed has flash, it's just because the standard YouTube's player respecting previous selections (or lack thereof). I used to have YouTube as HTML5, but recently re-installed Chrome recently and I guess it went back to Flash as a default player.

So, kudos to the developers. No more "but"..