Equator has designed and built a new website aimed at brands looking to work with Disney on promotional and advertising opportunities.
Disney Media+ webpage
Thousands of companies partner with Disney’s numerous brands and properties each year creating everything from Disney character clothing ranges to tourism advertising campaign such as VisitScotland’s Brave promotion.
Amor Group is one of the top technology solution providers to the energy, transport and public services sectors in the country. The company wanted its new website to not only showcase the range of services they offer, but to really demonstrate the expertise of its people and provide a platform for them to share their knowledge and insight.
We are very proud to announce the launch of our provocative, cutting edge and fully mobile responsive website for boutique hotel chain Malmaison. The new site is aimed at seducing visitors to book their next stay at Malmaison with striking full screen photography and enticing copy that makes the user want to find out more. (more…)
This week we took part in the BIMA Digital Day (#BIMADDay), a day organised to promote the digital industry amongst young students and generate interest on digital careers. Several digital agencies were paired with schools to present to the students on what it’s really like to work as a digital designer or developer – and as a company with a big interest in promoting digital skills and jobs to the next generation, we were delighted to take part.
We’re now putting platform responsiveness at the heart of our design process
With mobile internet users set to surpass desktop internet users in the US by 2015, with tablets becoming more popular, and even with TV internet usage increasing, it’s important for companies to provide a great user experience for all their visitors no matter what device they’re on.
How does responsive design help us do this?
Well, by allowing us to create one website solution that is flexible for different screen widths. It uses flexible grids and clever styles to present the same content to a user, but displays that content in a format that suits the width of the device.
We created the ‘little’ infographic to your left to explain why you should go responsive with your next website build.
Next: The responsive design whitepaper – This paper details how we tackled creating our most high profile responsive website so far; the new site for Macdonald Hotels. Enjoy.
Well, it’s official. Facebook business pages will be automatically converted to the brand new Timeline format as of March 30th, 2012. This represents a pretty serious functional and aesthetic overhaul, and if you’re asking yourself “What on Earth is a timeline?” then you might think now would a good time to start panicking.
So, to help ease the pain, we thought we would come up with a handy guide to the changes, and highlight the areas of opportunity that savvy social gurus like ourselves will be using to get the most out of it for our clients.
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In honour of Social Media Week Glasgow, Creative Scotland partnered with the Tartan Authority to develop a Crowdsourced Tartan Design competition. The idea was to integrate the concept of a traditional tartan with the new technology we use every day. (more…)
Here’s a beautiful little HTML5 demo from the clever people at Mozilla. It’s a simple guide to our planet but it is has some beautifully presented and animated little info graphics. It is always inspiring to see websites that are starting to scrape the surface of what is possible with HTML. Check it out here.
