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.
Within the current evolution of the web, the current war of browsers and the endless rise of computer power, internet possibilities seem endless.
WebGL is a Javascript API allowing your browser (well, assuming you’re not using IE though) to render proper 3D using your graphic card.
3D on the web? Nothing new, true. It’s been there for ages, true. Through Flash or Java or whatever, true again. But webGL is natively supported by the latest version of browsers, meanings there’s no political restriction for it to be used on mobile devices.
For the moment, most of websites using webGL are more technical demo than anything you would spend more than 5mn looking at.
But a few of them already brings real value and interest. BioDigital.com is one of then, letting you explore the human anatomy within an impressive level of interactivity.
Gone are the days when we sat with our 56k modems, waiting patiently while a web page took 10 seconds plus to load. Your customers are no doubt paying good money for decent broadband connections at home so expect web pages to load near instantaneously.
Here’s a scary figure for you – 57% of consumers will abandon a site after only a 3 second wait [source]. Where do you think they’re going? For a typical query to Google often thousands of relevant results are returned. There’s plenty of options available so there’s no real need to hang about when a page takes it’s time in getting you the content your interested in. If the top result is slow, we’ll likely just try result number two in the list. (more…)
The premise of the technological singularity is that in less than 40 years your computer will be cleverer than you are. Can you imagine what that means?
A man called Ray Kurzweil, is largely responsible for developing this concept.
If you’re a fan of TED Talks, you’ll already have heard what Raymond Kurzweil has to say. If you’re not, you need you listen to him talk. I’ve put a few links into this post.
There are two reasons for this post about Kurzweil and his ideas.
If Steve Jobs claims that the web needs to be cleaned of Flash this proprietary plague to justify Apple ‘control freak’ politics, it’s only fair to admit that the success of iPhones has modified the way we surf the web.
However considering its overall presence on the interweb, the lack of Flash support would have been a real handicap without any alternative. No need to say that HTML 5 kinda comes as a savior, being an open-standard supported by all the web actors. www.html5rocks.com helps us to see with more clarity the large possibilities the new version of HTML does already offer. Thanks Google!
No seriously we are. Microsoft Certified Partners in the Custom Development Solutions competency. What does it all mean?
In a nutshell, we have some great developers who have, through self study, passed the necessary Microsoft exams. Combine this with our wealth of experience delivering medium to large scale custom web development projects and we have met the necessary requirements to attain certification.