London Design Festival

Es Devlin: Please Feed The Lions

Market Sector:

Museums & Galleries

Notes

This page is out-of-scope for wireframe version 1.0.

  • Establish a standard structure to tell the story – adopting this approach will foster familiarity as visitors move from one case study to another.
  • Use headings and subheadings to help visitors understand what they are looking at.
  • Avoid large blocks of copy.
  • Use snippets to highlight key points and entice the reader – a technique widely used in publishing.

Worth A Look:

I put together a draft portfolio section on your current website. This might be a good place to start.

Project Summary

  • I see this as a sidebar sitting to the right of the Introduction/Overview.
  • Client: Client Name
  • Location: Location Name
  • Date: Date of Event
  • Lead Supplier: Agency Name
  • Technical Production: Agency Name
  • Oher Contributor 1: Another Company Name
  • Oher Contributor 2: And another Company Name

Notes:

  • Easily digestable project overview.
  • With links to external links to client/client project page and third party suppliers (I think including links will stand you in good stead with project partners and the like).
  • Consider including the clients Logo too. Not Necessarirly in theis section, but maybe as part of the page banner?

Disciplines/Solutions:

  • Consider including these as icons with links to the relevant pages
  • Include these within the project summary AND/OR/ALTERNATIVELY as links within the body of the case study where you refer to them.
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