blog archive - august 2008

Great Web Design - XFM

posted on 20th August 2008 by Jon

Web design, like any other form of art or design is very subjective and in the eye of the beholder, however, when we see a site that provides a perfect blend of design, functionality, navigation and content - we like to share it. XFM, the London and Manchester based radio station seem to have … read more »

New No.10 Website

posted on 14th August 2008 by Jon

No.10 Downing Street have just re-launched their official website - www.number10.gov.uk. Including a raft of new gimmicks and tools like Flikr images, Twitter and Brightcove as the main TV player, the site has a much more modern/bloggy feel to it making it more user friendly and a little lighter … read more »

Are we insulated from the Crunch?

posted on 4th August 2008 by Jon

This is a question that most web design / digital agencies will find themselves being asked in the present economic climate and the one thing that most people ask me when I tell them that I work in web design.

It’s a tough question, especially in an economy that is so inter-connected, not … read more »

Obama uses web start-up for policy library

posted on 1st August 2008 by Jon

The campaign for US Presidential candidate Barak Obama has officially announced that it is using online document repository Scribd to house all documentation and public policy pledges. This would enable supporters and the media the ability to access official docs released by the campaign team … read more »