We worked with Beaford Arts to design a web site which presented photos from the Beaford Arts Archive of James Raviliousn to inspisre photographers who could then post an competition entry, drawing on the archive piece in some way, to be judged in a photogrpahic competition.
The site needed to be functionally rich and highly usable to encourage entries and make sure administrators could easily see and compare entries when logged in. It also needed to allow easy sharing during the competition to maximise interest and entries.
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The Heath Robinson Museum’s COLLECTION ONLINE
Organisations are increasingly trying to get their collections digitised, catalogued and visible to the public… and our preferred approach is always to make sure a collection is as integrated into your website as possible. In the case of the Heath…
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Beaford Archive on Countryfile
The Countryfile team have visited the good people of Beaford in Chulmleigh in North Devon to find out more about the Beaford Archive project we have worked with Beaford on for two years. Meeting Robin Ravilious, James Ravilious’ wife, they learnt more about…
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Online advertising and brand safety
We’re in the midst of a brand safety revolution in both print and online advertising. After brands started to be informed in 2016 that their ads were appearing alongside extremist content, consumer interest grew noisily in 2017, hitting the headlines…
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