The stand won the IBC award for best shell scheme stand design at IBC 2017. This year we expanded on the pop-art theme of 2016, updating the Lichtenstein-style comic book backdrop and adding some Warhol style cans into the mix, playing on the similarity between BLAM and CAMPBELLS soup. Each ‘flavour’ of the BLAM product has it’s own colour-coded can which were given to prospective clients, filled with freebies and further info.
The judges said: ”Nice smashing cartoon with eye catching graphics. A clear brand message is clearly ‘’ít says what it does on the tin’’
We designed a new responsive web-based tool for Blue Lucy, the ‘Producer Portal’. The application has a touch-friendly, easy-to-use UI for video producers to review, comment on, and approve clips on a laptop or tablet wherever they are. Producers are able to easily set IN and OUT points to comment on specific sequences within clips, and the app can be configured to send the notes and approval / rejection notification to various end points, including the BLAM (Blue Lucy Asset Manager).
We redesigned the UI for SportsData’s web application ‘Skills2Achieve’ to make it more usable and bring it’s visual style up to date. A main focus of the project was redesigning the data visualisations in the reporting section of the app. We started from the ground up, designing and developing completely custom data visualisation tools based around the data itself.
The app tracks pupils’ progress in various physical activities throughout their primary education and creates detailed reports. These help teachers to understand and help pupils based on their individual talents and needs.
As an update to their Content Agent UI which we previously designed, we created a new way of visualising video assets for Root6.
This representation of a media file gives users an at-a-glance overview of the make-up of the file, including it’s memory size, dimensions, format, bit-rate, FPS and detailed audio information, and much more.
We worked closely with the technical video experts at Root6 in order to design the best visual representations of the different types of data, and feel we have filled a previous gap in the ability of media software to describe these complex files in human-readable terms.