A Case Study
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Smart Handpumps
How can you tell which of a million pumps needs maintenance?
UX & UI Design
Software Development
Some Portfolio
View allWinner: £25k Skoll Venture Award
Winner: €25k Toyota Inclusive Mobility Startup Champion
As seen on the BBC and ITV
Sociability
Sociability is an innovation project that has arisen out of the need for better accessibility information for social venues across Oxford and beyond.
View portfolio2 rounds Series A funding from Parkwalk and OSI
OU IT Innovation Seed Fund
OU Teaching Project Award
Inkpath
For this Oxford University spin-out, we branded, designed and built a tool to help academics record and plan their career pathway.
View portfolioFounder wins Prime Minister's "Point of Light" Award
As seen on the BBC, The Guardian, The Telegraph, and WIRED
Greater Change
Greater Change is a social enterprise that aims to help people who are homeless or at near term risk of homelessness.
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Designing for 3D printer industry
Sketching a bold new website for Tamarindo Communications...
Designing and developing the protagonist from Hett'y's Hospital
Some interface sketches for a handheld scanner.
Greater Change Branding
Le Régent Crans-Montana College.
A few mockups for the new Care Companion identity parade.
Illustrations for the Insitute for New Economic Thinking.
Designing for 3D printer industry
Greater Change Branding
Some interface sketches for a handheld scanner.
Illustrations for the Insitute for New Economic Thinking.
A few mockups for the new Care Companion identity parade.
Designing and developing the protagonist from Hett'y's Hospital
Sketching a bold new website for Tamarindo Communications...
Le Régent Crans-Montana College.
Hermes extruder
e-3D trusted us for the branding of their new "Hermes" 3D printer extruder. We got inspiration from the shape of the innovative heat sink attached to the device, and added the winged feeling of Hermes. Very exciting to be printed on industrial products.
Cobalt Resolve
Cobalt Light makes scanning equipment for government agencies and related security providers. They make several versions of scanner, one of which is a handheld device to scan the contents of suspicious objects.
Gareth
DirectorCare Companion Ident
Ident for brand values; supportive, friend, resourceful, library, guide.
Ultimately, the brand message is; "For carers & the cared for."
Tamarindo Sketches
We're doing some visual planning for the website of a new client, Tamarindo Communications, a renewable-energy focussed PR firm in Oxford. The eventual site will be a scrolling narrative, telling the story of how this energy-related PR firm came to be and how its culture affects its clients.
Gareth
DirectorGreater Change
We're trying to bring the cash-free giving tech the fluidity and accessibility it needs to encourage strangers to donate to rough sleepers.
Niki
DesignerINET
We were asked to design nine icons to represent INET's nine main research themes. The challenge was to bring nine very different ecumenic themes together and incorporate them under one style that was recognisable and yet distinguishable. Alongside the main themes, we were also asked to design icons for the 5 programme teams including ‘Complexity Economics’, ‘Economics of Sustainability (EOS)’ and 'Ethics and Economics’. With such challenging and abstract imagery to work with, it took time to narrow down the essentials of each theme and what was really needed to communicate the meaning.
Hetty Hospital
The brief:
An App designed for children aged 4-8 years exploring the hospital environment. Our main character should be about 6 years old with ginger curly hair in pigtails. She should be cheeky, inquisitive, a Tom-boy, likes the outdoors and inseparable from her little teddy.
We had a specific brief but ran with it head on. We polished each version and iteration after iteration we finally discovered our Hetty!
Niki
DesignerLe Regent Marketing
The ink has just finished drying on these brochures for the next round of pupils into Le Régent Crans-Montana College.
