In a historic first, the Coronation Roll of Their Majesties King Charles III and Queen Camilla has been made publicly available as an interactive website. Read on to discover how Design102 did it.
April 2024 marks a decade of creativity, innovation and growth at Design102. To celebrate this landmark birthday, Managing Director Peter Rainey reflects on the Design102 journey so far and looks forward to the future ahead.
In modern Britain, we’d expect to see people with a wide range of characteristics in our advertisements, media and government communication. But this isn’t always the case. Learn how to choose and use diverse, inclusive photography and illustration.
If your project involves large amounts of data, how you present that information is crucial for ensuring it’s clearly understood. Design102 explain why data visualisation is the design solution you need to make your data more vibrant, engaging and accessible.
Design102 explains why and how you should be writing good alt text. Alt text helps users to access and consume content by describing in words elements that might otherwise rely solely on visuals.
Does your organisation’s image need updating, but you're unsure whether a simple refresh or total rebrand is required? Explore these helpful examples that explain the difference between rebranding and brand refreshes so you can figure out the best option for your project.
If approached correctly, the client-designer relationship can be dynamic and rewarding. Try these 7 effective ways to give feedback so that you can get the most from your designer, and they can develop the best results from your brief.
When writing for government, it’s really important that anyone can understand your references, not just specialists or academics. Learn here how to make your references simple, clear and helpful for all audiences.
Video helps us tell stories and connect with people – and that’s why Design102 now offer drone footage, 360 degree photography and hyperlapse video. Learn how hyperlapse video could bring unique and exciting energy to your projects.
[Trigger warning: sexual abuse] We detail how we created a campaign encouraging victims and survivors of sexual abuse to reach out for support – and changed the way we think about audience in the process.