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Introducing Responsive Website Design

Dave Bates — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 21:47:56 +0000

The mobile landscape is changing. We no longer just have laptops and phones. We have HTC’s Blackberry’s, Playbooks, iPads, iPhones, Windows phones and soon to be released windows tablets, just to mention a few. One thing’s for sure that 2012 will see an explosion in the number of mobile devices available to the general public.

As web designers and developers our job is getting harder to support the ever growing number of mobile devices. If budget is no problem, then yes, go ahead and develop native applications for all the available platforms out there, but for smaller budget conscious companies this is not an option.

“Responsive Design” is a phrase that’s come about that describes the process of writing websites and web apps that adapt to the device they are being viewed on. With advancements in HTML5 these types of applications are getting closer to achieving experiences that mimic native applications. There are also benefits such as no searching for apps and obviously no waiting for apps to download.

For those without an unlimited budget, Responsive Design is the way forward. It allows web developers like us to have a single product that can be shaped for a specific sized device or even a specific device such as an iPad. This means only a single codebase to develop, test and deploy. This simply has to be the way forward as many web developers are finding it increasingly more difficult to support the growing number of mobile devices. We have adopted this approach when building websites and web apps.

If you are looking for a solution to work across the various mobile devices out there we can help you. Call us
on 0207 101 1841 or use our contact form.

Audi's Latest CGI Advert is Superb

Ashley Allen — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 07:32:55 +0000

The latest advert created by car giants Audi is of course a CGI masterpiece. The creative concept behind the advert is probably the single strongest element. Creative Directors Nick Kidney and Kevin Stark both of BBH deserve an award for creating a simply yet utterly engaging advert for Audi. Although the individual elements that were created for the advert would have been simple enough to produce, the traffic cones, lights, road signs etc, it is the concept, the delivery and production that really makes this advert a worthy contender for any award related to either CGI or advertising. As you may or may not know, at Dhub we specialise in product 3D visuals, architectural 3D visuals and 3D Animations of both products and architectural designs.

if you have a creative CGI requirement that possibly does not reach the dizzy heights of the guys over at Audi, don't worry, give our 3D Visualisers a call on 0207 101 1841 or use our contact form to get in touch.

Our new website - Coming soon...

Dave Bates — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 11:16:58 +0000

For the past few months we have been working extremely hard on our new website. We will be updating our current site at the end of this month. Our new site is now fully HTML5 compatible and encompasses some cutting edge features that we just can’t wait to show you. HTML5 is the most recent standard from the W3C that aims to facilitate in the production of more engaging and interactive websites. Our new website will demonstrate what can be done with HTML5 in a subtle and elegant way.

We have adhered to some of the latest thinking around ‘Progressive Enhancement’, whereby we implement technology in a layered fashion. Our core web platform now utilises these features to provide better experiences for users with more modern browsers, especially those with HTML5 features. This also enables us to provide a great user experience whether you are using your desktop, laptop or mobile device.

Anyway, watch this space. We will be updating our website at the end of this month.

If you like what we do, spread the word, our only purpose is creating work you want to talk about. To see how we can help you bring your ideas to life call us on 0207 101 1841 or use our contact form.

The image has been created by Will Phillips and maybe purchased in poster format here.

Windows 8 Unveiled

Dave Bates — Thu, 15 Sep 2011 15:03:46 +0000

On Tuesday of this week Microsoft formally unveiled a developer preview of its new Operating System, Windows 8. Microsoft is dubbing this version as the reimagining of Windows and in their opinion the biggest, boldest change for Windows since Windows 95.

The new operating system has been designed to run on all kinds of devices such as desktop machines and almost any form factor mobile device you can think of. At the centre of the operating system are the new multi-touch features meaning that using Windows 8 from a touch enabled device is going to feel very natural and similar to that of the likes of Apple with its iPad. Windows 8 facilitates new kinds of programs called metro styled apps. These are essentially like other mobile device apps, but the difference here is that there is a common design theme they are calling metro. This looks very much like the user interface that’s present in the windows phone devices that are becoming ever more popular.

There are some very compelling features in the new version of Windows, like the ability to synchronise content up to the cloud using your Windows Live account and the ability to share that content with all of your Windows 8 devices seamlessly.

Currently nearly 70% of all tablets sold are iPad’s. Is Windows 8 good enough to try and get some market share in the tablet world? We think so. There is still a long way to go for Microsoft and Windows 8 as the developer preview is buggy, but it looks to be a genuinely exciting direction that the company is heading.

We will be keeping a very close eye on Windows 8 and we endeavour to understand how this new platform can further help our customers be more successful.

If you like what we do, spread the word, our only purpose is creating work you want to talk about. To see how we can help you bring your ideas to life call us on 0207 101 1841 or use our contact form.

Dhub doesn’t sell cereal.

James Marshall — Thu, 01 Sep 2011 22:16:11 +0000

We often get called or emailed by prospective clients who have seen something they like on our website that relates to something with their brand or design requirement. It maybe one of our eCommerce website designs, a company brand development or a 3D visualisation.

Often we are asked to provide a ballpark figure for a website design or a branding exercise or 3d visual. We often feel that our prospective clients think we are being difficult when we ask a lot of questions before we can provide a ballpark cost for this, but there is method to questions.

If I were to go into my local supermarket and ask the first employee I saw ‘how much is a box of cereal?’ they would almost certainly think I was crazy and, if I were lucky, they would ask me some more probing questions, ‘which cereal in particular sir?’ or perhaps ‘what do you like? Corn flakes?’, now the reason I use this analogy is because design services are much the same as a box of cereal. Each brand and variety are different, and each serves a purpose and more importantly, each appeals to different people in different ways. Me personally, I will happily pay big to buy Kellogg’s Froot Loops that can only be imported from the US, Dave for example loves Weetabix with warm milk (but he's just a little weird). So you see we are all different.

So we could just give our prospective clients a price straight away when asked, but surely, for a more enjoyable serving of design genius at breakfast time, or any other time for that matter, we need to find out what it is you want and why you want it, after all, our design service should serve you for a lot longer than a single meal time.

If you like what we do, or just want to talk over breakfast, spread the word, our only purpose is creating work you want to talk about. To see how we can help you bring your ideas to life call us on 0207 101 1841 or use our contact form.

Facebook watch out!

Dave Bates — Fri, 19 Aug 2011 13:52:26 +0000

Internet giant Google have just announced its new social networking product, Google+. Google doesn’t necessarily have a good history when it comes to social networking platforms, their previous offerings Google Wave and Google Buzz were both considered failures. This time Google are investing lots of time and money to ensure this is a success.

Google feels that current online social networks are lacking. According to Google’s blog, “Today, the connections between people increasingly happen online. Yet the subtlety and substance of real-world interactions are lost in the rigidness of our online tools. In this basic, human way, online sharing is awkward. Even broken. And we aim to fix it."

So what can it do that’s different to Facebook?
Google’s aim is to make their own product line socially compatible. Products such as Gmail, Picasa and Google Maps will naturally be integrated in the Google+ experience. This will enable users to share photos and keep in touch with their friends.

Where Facebook has news feeds, Google will have streams. These are essentially the same, however streams will be joined by four key elements – Circles, Hangouts, Huddle and Sparks. Google believes these concepts improve the social networking experience.

Circles
This is more aligned with real life where we all have different circles of friends. For example, you might want to have your parents and your rugby team members in separate circles. Essentially, it allows you to keep your conversations separate.

Hangouts
This is a virtual hangout for you and your friends. Video calling is a key part of this and it goes slightly further than most video chat systems allowing more than two people to participate in a conversion.

Huddle
When trying to organise a night out or a group activity with your friends, currently that involves lots of text messages and silly amounts of coordination. Huddle is the answer to make all of these communications one big group chat. Using your mobile devices to organise your next night out should be a breeze.

Sparks
Tell Sparks your interests and it will recommend various content such as pictures, stories and videos. These can then be shared with your friends. Once you have found something that you like you can add this to your list of interests. Let’s hope this doesn’t generate too much spam.

These are exciting times for Google+ and as soon as details are released, we will be making sure that we can integrate our ecommerce platform “Cloud” with the new social networking system. This will allow your users to share items from your website and post them into other people’s streams. Watch this space...

Enjoying our Creative Design Process

James Marshall — Fri, 12 Aug 2011 09:42:17 +0000

Getting to know you
It’s always good to start with client expectations, we don’t need to stay within those expectations, in fact we always aim to exceed them, but, to get an idea of why the client wants a site is a great start.

Finding out more
We will take the information provided and do further research, we will look at the market, we will look for comforts within the web design from that particular sector, we make sure that we do not make the website look as though it doesn’t belong, something’s just need to be, for example, product layouts, information expectation, check out routines, even small details such as the location of the shopping basket on eCommerce websites. Your clients experience is essential to the success of your online brand.

Structure
The first time we actually ‘design’ is when we create the site structure, depending upon the creativity level of the site, this section may get re-visited, but, on the whole we start with a sitemap and a user journey. This is all done as a scamp (sketch), it is fast and allows for change quickly and easily. In your case we have also provided a concept.

Scamps
To get an initial feel of the site, the design features, the anchors points etc we begin with the scamps. They are fast and keep creativity levels at a maximum, we are not concerned with technical constraints at this point, only what will flow, what will engage and what will show the client that you understand their needs.

Technical development
Once the creativity and the user experience is defined we now integrate it into the technical requirements of the site, considering how the creative will translate into the practical requirements defined by you and your market place. We will creative a flow of information and utilise the content management system to deliver those requirements to all.

Creativity
Here we take the scamps and any process restraints that we have placed upon ourselves and we develop the look and feel of the site whilst considering all elements of the site. We consider your branding; we reaffirm the tone voice, a colour palette and a style that matches the needs of the customer. We design in Photoshop and Illustrator, whilst considering a number of external influences. From there we develop key pages of the site to give a full picture of what to expect, these pages will include the home page (the initial site impact), product category display (the user journey), a product detail (showing the various technical requirements), the checkout process (confidence builder).

Bringing it to life
Once all the previous stages have taken place, we bring the website to life, integrating all the elements of research, design and technical requirements. We have several technical advances that allow us to deliver a site that is more technically advanced than our competitors. For example, we have an online font server that means we can use creative fonts on your website that can be seen by anyone, no need to use ‘Arial’ fonts like your competitors have done, small elements such as this will give you the edge with your clients. Because we have all the elements of design, technical build and marketing in house we are able to focus the site design and structure on the user experience. When considering design and usability, we optimise for users first and the search engines second, because search engines want user-friendly sites in their index and user-friendly sites make more sales. We find the right balance of SEO and usability to ensure the experience of your websites audience is never compromised.

Taking it further
Once the site is built and tested for user iteration we can offer you the option to begin the online marketing strategy. Competitor analysis takes place at the early development stages so any information found may be utilised with the design and build process. Continued development and adjustments take place on the site until the site is delivering results in product sales. Monthly reports are provided, showing actions taken and results both in visitor numbers and sales.

Noble Isle Appoints Dhub as Online Marketing Agency

Dave Bates — Fri, 05 Aug 2011 18:21:16 +0000

Dhub is delighted to announce we have been appointed by luxury bathing brand Noble Isle to deliver their online marketing strategy and eCommerce website solution.

Noble Isle will be a strong contender in the luxury bathing market, delivering on a promise of quality products that will exceed those of their competitors.

The platform will be a highly creative eCommerce website design that will feature several new ways of delivering product and brand information. The strong brand will be a clear focus for Dhub when developing the look and feel of the site.

View Noble Isle online at www.nobleisle.com

Champion Communications

Dave Bates — Fri, 05 Aug 2011 15:01:06 +0000

We are pleased to announce the launch of Dhub's latest creative website for digital, media and technology brand PR company Champion Communications. The site was influenced by elements from the digital, media and technology worlds. The flash website design features hand drawn, graphical elements and 3d modeling of the television sets seen on the welcome and league pages.

The flash website is designed to thoroughly engage the user and keep them hunting for more information on the site whilst enjoying the animations and objects on display.

To view the site please follow the link here.

Microsoft Cloud Infographics

Jamie Smith — Fri, 01 Jul 2011 16:55:55 +0000

We have just found this image online and we really like it so we thought we would share it. Really clever use of infographics by Microsoft and their researchers. Well done.

Microsoft Windows 8

Dave Bates — Wed, 08 Jun 2011 08:34:53 +0000

I cannot believe I am going to say this, but, I want Microsoft Windows 8. The video below gives just a tease of what is due to come next year, and it looks amazing!

Windows 8 platform is HTML5, CSS3 and jQuery. We are already beginning to develop websites with this technology and we are going to make sure we stay ahead of the crowd to ensure we are able to continue to deliver cutting edge technology to our clients, new and old.

The FT is first major publisher to quit the App Store in favour of a web-based app. In a blogpost it says “No more updates to the existing app will be published from the iTunes store” and says readers wishing to use the latest version of the app should always navigate to http://app.ft.com from their device’s web browser.

Readers can access the FT’s content free during the launch week, after which they’ll need to register to access to ten free articles a month or take out a subscription. In a statement the FT says the HTML5-powered app will be “be adapted across growing number of other tablets” including the BlackBerry PlayBook.

Writing on FT.com, head of mobile Steve Pinches, said: “Developing multiple ‘native’ apps for various products is logistically and financially unmanageable. By having one core codebase, we can roll the FT app onto multiple platforms at once.”

Want to be a leader online? Call us on 0207 101 1841 or use our contact form and we will make you one.

Yeo Valley, Big Up Your Chest, Represent The West

James Marshall — Tue, 07 Jun 2011 19:47:40 +0000

Yeo Valley rappers land 2011 Marketing Society Awards for Excellence Grand Prix

Yeo Valley Organic scooped the prestigious Grand Prix at the 2011 Marketing Society Awards for Excellence on Monday for its 'Live in harmony' campaign starring rapping farmers.

The Yeo Valley TV advert, by Bartle Bogle Hegarty, was judged to have pushed the boundaries of marketing excellence by demonstrating insight, effectiveness and innovation. Yeo Valley used a high-profile slot during The X Factor to debut its ad and followed this up with a digital media campaign to build deeper engagement.

The TV component, a two-minute spot featuring four rapping farmers, caught the nation’s imagination, clocking up nearly 2m views on YouTube. In the three months following the campaign’s launch, Yeo Valley generated an incremental uplift in sales of more than £3.5m.

The Big Bus Challenge

James Marshall — Fri, 03 Jun 2011 16:55:58 +0000

Dhub is eagerly awaiting the entry pack for the Big Bus Challenge 2011. If you have gone anywhere on public transport in London recently you can't of helped seeing it advertised.

Bigbuschallenge.com explains; You know they're there, and you know their power to move you. (On average, you're probably one of the 86% of people who can spontaneously recall a Bus ad, and one of the 80% who've acted on one.) But did you know that Bus advertising reaches 30 million people every week? And have you ever thought for a moment about its power to drive awareness, spark conversations, and dominate the street?

Even if you take the bus, you might take Bus for granted. But this powerful channel offers priceless opportunities for brands and creatives to make it BIG. And this summer, there's even more riding on it.

Now all we have to do is think of what we are going to do to capture the judges attention, suggestions on a post card to Dhub Towers!

Boss welcomes Luge to the family

Ashley Allen — Fri, 03 Jun 2011 16:51:34 +0000

Boss Design recently launched a number of new products to the market at Clerkenwell Design Week 2011.

Luge is a sophisticated lounge chair from the Lyndon Design collection that features a hardwood solid timber frame and a linear stitch detail on the seat and back that is second to none. Designed by Nick Munro, Luge is ideally suited to executive reception and hospitality environments and is available as a single armchair and a two-seater sofa. The chair may be specified with a timber or chromed metal frame.

We provided the 3D visuals of all the new products to market them within brochures, flyers and online. If you great 3D visualisation of products or architecture call us on 0207 101 1841 or use our contact form.

One Page Website Design

Dave Bates — Thu, 05 May 2011 19:12:32 +0000

Single page website design, sounds basic right, almost like a holding page? If you leave it at that, then I guess it is. But what if you add in a simple yet elegant smooth scroll action with either JavaScript or JQuery? Well now your talking a different ball game. Its a bit like comparing 5-a-side park football and the Champions league, well perhaps not that dramatic, but you get the idea.

We are about to embark on a project for a new client that needs a simple, effective and creative method for displaying information about themselves and their services online. It was actually the client that suggested they liked the concept of the single page site, so we did some digging, there are some neat ones out there, at the end of this blog you will see a generous helping of some.

It's got me thinking though, why have multiple pages, each with there own load time, making the audience jump from one place to another, why not put it all in one place? There are some limitations when it comes to SEO, but, the creative scope for including the scrolling mechanism within the design adds a new dimension. Up, down, left or right, it doesn't really matter, i think anything goes, as with any design, there are no hard and fast rules. However, when we embark on these projects, we may establish a couple, to enhance the audience journey you understand. Clear navigation points are essential, with lots of movement on the page content, the audience needs a 'safe place'. Plenty of instruction about how to get to the information, and back again. Lots of creativity - take advantage of a simplified HTML build and put the resource time into the creative.

www.footballmadeinafrica.com
www.diegolatorre.com
www.thegreatbeardedreef.com

The Future is Glass...

Ashley Allen — Thu, 21 Apr 2011 17:37:27 +0000

This is truly amazing.

Great CGI and a great concept, all of which is possible, surely...

If you like what we do, or you need amazing CGI like this, we can help you bring your ideas to life call us on 0207 101 1841 or use our contact form.

We are the Champions!

Jamie Smith — Thu, 10 Mar 2011 08:39:50 +0000

We were recently appointed by Champion Communications to deliver a highly creative and engaging flash website that will guide prospective clients through the services offered by Champion Communications and take them into their world.

The aim of the new website is to attract new business from recommendations and to reignite existing clients passion for the site and as a result get them shouting about Champion Communications. The tone for the website will be one of professionalism with a highly creative nature, coupled with the sophisticated technical build, Dhub will show Champion Communications as a PR company that will successfully champion their clients products and services.

Boss Design Group gets a creative boost from Dhub

James Marshall — Thu, 10 Mar 2011 08:23:19 +0000

Boss Design Group have appointed Dhub to develop the brand and marketing strategies for Boss Design Group, Boss Design, Komac and Lyndon Designs. Excited by our concept of creating a 'personality' campaign and take it across all platforms of collateral including, press adverts, product literatures and a new, unified Global website with full content management capabilities.

Paula Hampton, Marketing Manager for Boss Design Group commented "Working with the entire team at Dhub is like a breath of fresh air. Their insight, creativity and desire to always go the extra mile for their clients is reassuring and refreshing."

The Al Thani Award for Photography

Dave Bates — Fri, 04 Mar 2011 05:43:16 +0000

We are delighted to announce that we have been appointed as the website design agency for the Al Thani Award for Photography.

We have been asked to re-develop and re-structure the online community of Award Winning photographers, to bring a new creative dimension to the website, improve the user journeys and to simplyfy the administration facilities. In addition to these services we will also be providing the hardware solutions to facilitate the hosting of the Global awards and developing new ways to present them to the photography community.

Sheikh Saud Al-Thani from Qatar is an international art collector and founder of this award organised by the Qatar Photographic Society. As well as the cash prizes and a limited edition Leica M6, all top award winners will be invited to the exhibition and award giving ceremony in Doha. A 176 page book of the winning images will also be sent to every entrant.

The Royal Wedding Website

James Marshall — Thu, 03 Mar 2011 13:19:49 +0000

A bit of a tongue twister I think. Where to begin? Let's ignore the website design and functionality of the website for the moment and firstly consider the purpose of the website. I have read in the papers this morning that there is the possibility the wedding will be streamed online! Shock, horror… why shouldn't it be? Why is it such a surprise in our Great British press that the Royal family may wish to embrace technology? Now, granted, when it came to the design of the 'official' Royal wedding plates and Royal wedding mugs, they are stuck in the past, our Royal wedding designs are testament to that (leave it James), moving on.

I think it is high time that the Royals embrace technology, and good for Wills and Kate for doing so, my only disappointment is why they didn't come to the best Web Design Agency in London and ask Dhub!

The site will serve as a great central resource for Royalists and tourists coming to our great city to experience the pomp and circumstance that we do best. It will be a great portal for finding out more about the couple, with out reading about them in 'Hello' magazine, and it is a positive step for the Royal family to engage with the public, after all, we are now all wired to the web on a social level.

So onto my real disappointments, the design. Why does the design have to be so uninspiring, it is functional but that is where it ends. Why could it not be more creative? More engaging? Something that reflects Great Britain to the World? Why can we not take the lead from our countries great entrepreneurs? I know if the wedding was sponsored by Virgin it would be a more exciting affair, not sure how Kate would look in red mind...

The only other disappointment is around the underlying tone of falseness, would it not be great for Wills and Kate to blog or tweet on the site, better still, the ever shocking brother Harry, now that would engage surely! Perhaps they are indeed planning to be involved with it, I do hope so, I look forward to seeing the photos of the stag posted on Flickr and the video on YouTube in the coming weeks.

Well done Buckingham Palace, give yourselves a pat on the back, you are going in the right direction, now you just need to follow through with it!

To visit the wedding website, launched yesterday, log on to www.officialroyalwedding2011.org

If William or Kate want to add some flair to their site, they should call us on 0207 101 1841 or use our contact form.

Superdrug Loves Dhub

James Marshall — Fri, 11 Feb 2011 09:09:38 +0000

Dhub, The London Design Agency, have been appointed by Superdrug to work on the creative concepts for their seasonal campaigns. Dhub were chosen for their extremely creative outlook. Having just completed the creative visual concepts, the campaign slogan and usage guidelines for the 2011 Mother's Day campaign, Bianca Barbapiccola, Regional Marketing Executive commented; "I found Dhub to be very easy and pleasant to work with. They have responded well to our brief and came back with well thought out ideas. I look forward to working with them again."

The Mother's Day campaign will be in stores and online soon, check back to see how we developed the concepts.

If you like what we do, spread the word, our only purpose is creating work you want to talk about. To see how we can help you bring your ideas to life call us on 0207 101 1841 or use our contact form.

The Royal Wedding is Nearly Here

James Marshall — Thu, 20 Jan 2011 10:01:04 +0000

With the Royal Wedding fast approaching and the fury around making a fast buck out of a young couple in love the cheap, poorly designed or comical product design and manufacturing teams around the Globe have gone into overtime.

Yet in their rush to get to the market first, none of them have actually consider the couple and the society that they are now part of and represent, that's where Dhub comes in. We have developed a series of inteliigent, timeless pieces that are based upon the couple, society and of course, good design.

To take a closer look at our designs click here

If you like what you see, spread the word, our only purpose is creating work you want to talk about. To see how we can help you bring your ideas to life call us on 0207 101 1841 or use our contact form.

Design Agency Strategy, More Than Pretty Pictures.

Dave Bates — Tue, 11 Jan 2011 09:05:13 +0000

This Design Agency is more than just pretty pictures you know.

I understand looking through our website you may think there are a lot of pretty pictures on the site, but, they all come from somewhere, many of them the mind, influences and research. But all of the input is built upon strategy.

Strategy in design is vital, without it, design is simply a collection of pretty pictures, infact it may even slip into the realms of Art. Design strategy is the part of the design agency that takes an art form and considers the communication and the call to action of every piece. We work on campaign messages, brand impressions, usage requirements for online, realism studies for CGI and of course trends for everything creative.

We spend a lot of time understanding client strategies or in most cases developing client strategies. Understanding markets and looking at competitors is something that all design agencies write about in their generic ‘about us’ pages; Yes Mr. Client we will look at all your business effects and consider them all… but do they? We do.

At Dhub, we are a design agency that puts equal value on every stage of the process. We invest time in strategy, research, scamps, design development, copy writing, image selection, communication, art working and finalisation. We then encapsulated all of this within an internal process system that means we all follow the rules.

If you want a a decisive, design vision, give us a call on 0207 101 1841
or contact us and see how we can bring your ideas to life.

QR Codes and Design Agency Work

Dave Bates — Wed, 15 Dec 2010 08:20:56 +0000

A QR Code? What's that all about?

Originally created by Toyota subsidiary Denso-Wave in 1994, the QR code is one of the most popular types of two-dimensional barcodes. QR is the abbreviation for Quick Response, as the creator intended the code to allow its contents to be decoded at high speed.

That's all well and good but what has a QR code got to do with a design agency? QR codes are increasingly used to bring traditional print campaigns and digital campaigns together. Codes can be used in mediums such as store front posters, tube station adverts, trade shows stands, business cards, direct mail campaigns, email marketing campaigns and vouchers/ coupons. The inclusion of a QR code on your traditional printed media provides a direct link to your online campaign through the ever increasing smart phone technology market. Rather than having to remember a well thought out domain name such as dhubisamazing.com/viewushere you can simply scan the QR code and instantly find out just how amazing Dhub, the London Design Agency, really is.

If you want help designing your next media campaign with QR codes included, give us a call on 0207 101 1841 or contact us and see how we can bring your ideas to life.

Jumping Jigga Watts, This is a Cool Design

Jamie Smith — Tue, 14 Dec 2010 22:24:47 +0000

This has to be one of the coolest geeky devices on the market right now. The Delorean Replica Hard Drive is a regular hard drive encased in a model of the iconic car from the ‘Back to the Future’ 2 movie. If you are a real ‘Back to the Future’ fan it is almost essential. For anyone really young – or any long term cave dwellers – the Delorean is more than just a regular car. It was a time machine made by Dr Emmett “Doc” Brown that transported Michael J. Fox into both the past and the future – with hilarious consequences.

We love this geeky gadget. A really cool design.

If you want a cool design, give us a call on 0207 101 1841 or contact us and see how we can bring your ideas to life.