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We are pleased to announce the launch of the new website for the Association of British Professional Conference Organisers (ABPCO). We redesigned the site, refined the structure and used Movabletype to manage the content.
13 November 2007
Today we launched a new website for Charles & Hudson. More on this soon.
27 September 2007
We were asked by Betfair to design and build a blog for the GB team at the World University Summer Games. The site can be found at http://www.teamgbrblog.com/ and has provided a mechanism for the student athletes to post their experiences.
18 August 2007
The University of Reading has just awarded us the task of producing brand guidelines for all their merchandise! A project we are very excited about working on.
16 August 2007
Well it's a mere 133 days later than planned, but it's here at last – yes, our new website has been launched! Have a look around and let us know what you think...
03 August 2007
We worked with Stephen Coates on his new website, providing web templates and the Movabletype publishing system.
24 April 2007
We have just launched the website for a research project into the Independent Group. More soon.
23 March 2007
The project report is available for Routes to Reading.
07 March 2007
A book and accompanying website for The Immigrants Project. More information and a project report will be available soon.
21 December 2006
A new website launched for quarterly publication The Drawbridge. Designed and built in conjunction with Stephen Coates, the site uses Movabletype to manage all the content.
01 November 2006
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We are big fans of Movabletype. We don't just use it for blogs though, we also use it as a CMS. In fact this site is built using Movabletype.
Over the next few weeks we are going to be publishing a series of posts about how to go about using movabletype as a CMS.
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Some useful resources covering information design, typography, web design, organisations, books…
A series of guides written by Lift:
The Information Design Association is a group of Information Designers and other professionals in the UK with an interest in Information Design.
Inactive for the past few years, but are organising an Information Design conference in London in 2007.
An email list discussing information design and related issues.
Link
to free subscription page
An information design news website, with some interesting articles
http://www.informationdesign.org/
Available again after a change of publisher, IDJ is the standard journal
for information designers.
http://www.benjamins.nl/
For discussions on everything type-related
visit Typophile.
http://www.typophile.com/
Type & typographic news
http://www.typographi.ca
Type-related news pages run by our friend Simon Daniels
at Microsoft.
http://www.microsoft.com/
If you want to know something about code, the World
Wide Web consortium is the place to start. Can be daunting to the first (or
second) time
user!
http://www.w3.org
One of our favourite sites, it provides articles on ways
to design and build websites. Always clear, concise and easy to follow
and refer back to.
http://www.alistapart.com
If you need to quickly find a colour for
use on screen, use this little tool.
http://www.ficml.org/
Run by the W3C the WAI offers guidance and
resources on web accessibility.
http://www.w3.org/
ATypI is a world-wide organisation dedicated to type and typography. Both
Clare and Matt are members, and regularly attend the conferences.
http://www.atypi.org
An organisation for those interested in type. They hold regular meetings
around the UK, with guest speakers and a chance to meet fellow type
enthusiasts.
http://www.typocircle.co.uk/
The Design Council offers a range of resources for business.
http://www.designcouncil.org.uk
Community site for web designers with interests and skills in accessible
websites.
http://www.gawds.org/
Owned by Robin Kinross, Hyphen Press produces some of our favourite
design books.
http://www.hyphenpress.co.uk/
International booksellers based in Holland, they stock (almost) every design
book you may need!
http://www.nijhoflee.nl/
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