Rebranding of Rocketalk, the biggest social network operating in India. I developed a multichannel identity based on a cross cultural calligraphic interpretation of the Rocketalk “R” which was also easy to use in grass roots guerrilla campaigns.
Rocketalk, the largest social network in India wanted to move their multichannel mobile social experience to the web. I worked with the Rocketalk CEO and key team members to develop a user content focussed web interface to present the constantly evolving rich media “life shares” generated by the community members.
Rocketalk is the biggest social network operating in India, with a bias to a mobile first engagement model. Rocketalk wanted to re-engineer the corporate website to become a platform for customer acquisition beyond its Indian marketplace. I led the project with the CEO of Rocketalk to analyse the usage patterns of their existing corporate website and used the results to…
Good selection of professional WordPress Themes – most need payment but there are a few good free samples to wet your appetite… Woo Themes
Selection of great professionally designed mobile themes for WordPress – http://www.wptap.com/
Teaching WordPress as part of my digital scholarship approach to personal perspectives. Trying to explain categorisation vs tagging of blog posts… Got to use some deliciously old school technology. A whiteboard and a pen…
The Guardian iPad edition: ‘Put the newspaper on the iPad’ – Andy Brockie from the Guardian’s digital design team shares the key stages behind the design development of the new Guardian iPad app Gives a really good insight into the depth of the process – design students be aware…
Short notes from my lecture today (18th October 2011) on registering a domain name and setting up a server to self host a wordpress blog. The lecture was for University of Wales Newport Graphics students. Web Site Set Up Lecture Notes View more presentations from Dave Taylor.
Twelve Points of Typography This is a great article that I fond here. Discussing the “art” of typography. It dates from the late 1960’s so some of the language is a bit dated, as are some of the ideas, but it still makes a good read. i would add to the bit about line length that we should endevour to…