
Our mission was simple; quickly turn the NSPCC’s main site into an effective place to learn about child cruelty, support change, raise money and ultimately end child abuse in the UK.
Our approach
Before we started thinking about the redesign we talked to the end users through a mix of online true intent surveys, providing breadth, and [...]
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National Express has launched an innovative ‘low fare finder’ on their coach web page to make booking a £1 fare even easier for customers.
The National Express coach website receives over 60k visitors everyday, with a journey booked every eight seconds. The coach operator was aware that in a competitive market the customer’s time is precious [...]
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National Express, as the Official Travel Partner to Wembley Stadium and Official Supporter to the England Teams, sought to “make travel simpler” for fans of the beautiful game. we are:london were appointed to design and build a CMS-driven microsite, National Express Football world, that would provide football fans with exclusive football news, travel solutions [...]
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Objective
The FSA wanted to create a website for young adults that provided information on everything from how to pay for university to buying a car and that could also direct users to other reputable sources of financial information.
The key concern was that everything from the look and feel to the brand and URL (whataboutmoney.info) appealed [...]
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Abu Dhabi Media Company (ADMC), formed in June 2007, is Abu Dhabi’s national media company which includes Abu Dhabi TV, Abu Dhabi Sports and Emirates TV Channels, four radio stations and various publications including Al Ittihad (Arabic), The National (English) newspapers, Zahrat, Majid and Super magazines.
Requirements
We are:london were appointed by ADMC to help launch ‘The [...]
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Website usability testing
The Metropolitan Police Services (the Met) have launched a new careers section in their website. To be successful, the new site has to be user-friendly and raise the brand profile of the Met amongst the target audience.
we are:london were commissioned to test the site by Empower, the Met’s communication agency. Our research methodology [...]
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Usability for grown ups and kids
Overview
The publishers PanMacmillan were committed to develop a new e-commerce website to replace the existing site. The two key objectives in the development process were to identify and understand user requirements of the site and to stay ahead of the competition.
A combination of traditional qualitative research coupled with we are:london’s website [...]
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The QCA needed to further develop the curriculum.qca.org.uk site, in order to incorporate additional resources and to further enhance the user’s access to information.
The Project
The key issue with the revised design was to ensure that that it remained intuitive and easy to use and did not impact the user’s ability to locate important statutory information. In [...]
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As part of the NSPCC’s on-going new media strategy, we are:london was employed to audit fifteen of the NSPCC’s most critical sites for accessibility compliance and make recommendations to ensure all sites could be brought into line with the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA).
The Project
With such a vast audience for their sites, ensuring access to all information [...]
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The National Express group has launched a new look coaches website www.nationalexpress.com/coaches. The re-design of the website is born out of the brand development for the National Express Group, which focuses on their strap line: ‘Making travel simpler’.
The Project
User centred design specialists, we are:london, was appointed to develop the new branding online by focusing on [...]
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