BBC - 2006

We were invited by the BBC’s Innovation department to develop prototypes for bbc.co.uk. We developed ‘BlipNews’ an interface developed for on the fly annotation. Our design emphasised focused and constructive contribution, easy search and navigation of annotations, and a concise visualisation of the impact of an article. View case study

CTAD - 2005

As part of our consultancy with CTAD, we prototyped a specific application to support learners with language comprehension. ‘Vidpicker’ enabled learners to annotate, link and comment on particular bits of video footage. We designed a virtual ‘pocket’ device that let’s learners organise their notes in a simple and easy manner.

Tribal Education - 2005

We developed specific learning materials for adults with severe disabilities. The interactive applications are controlled by a one switch device. The device can be triggered by something as simple as a blink of an eye. Our aim was to encourage learners to observe how they can produce different sounds, images and effects as they make movements.

Southbank University - 2004

We developed specific learning materials for Adult Basic Numeracy. Research showed that the target group often had very bad experiences with education. We created calm abstract environments in which the learner was not pressured or patronised. We also ensured that the applications were quick to load and playful enough to engage.

Wandsworth Council - BET - 2004

BET (Bidding for Employers Training), was a new service for local businesses. The service is designed around the idea of an online auction. Businesses put forward what sort of training they are looking for and training suppliers bid against each other to aquire new business. We focused on a light hearted but intuitive, friendly interface.