Tape is a leading design and technology solution provider specialising in online design and brand development. Unique technology solutions for multi-platform delivery via Internet, Intranet and Extranet, as well as application and infrastructure design and development.
Unicef UK
http://www.unicef.org.uk/campaigns/slave_britain/index.html
The Slave Britain flash site was originally created as a kiosk solution to feature at the Slave Britain exhibition at St. Paul's Cathedral in February/March 2007 to celebrate the 200 year anniversary of the abolishment of slave trade in Britain. The site contains the stories of current victims of sl... Read More
Victoria & Albert Museum launches its new and vibrant online presence this week with design provided by Tape London. With its roots in Scandinavian design, Tape developed templates to cover all aspects of the content on the site. The launch further positions Tape London as a leading provider of inte... Read More
The Slave Britain flash site was originally created as a kiosk solution to feature at the Slave Britain exhibition at St. Paul's Cathedral in February/March 2007 to celebrate the 200 year anniversary of the abolishment of slave trade in Britain. The site contains the stories of current victims of slave trade to mark the fact that slave trade is still happening around the world.
Victoria & Albert Museum launches its new and vibrant online presence this week with design provided by Tape London. With its roots in Scandinavian design, Tape developed templates to cover all aspects of the content on the site. The launch further positions Tape London as a leading provider of interactive services to the UK heritage sector.
As a former "European Museum of the Year" contenter, V&A has stringent requirements for its web site. The new design is tailored to the overall V&A brand and focuses on clarity through the use of intense colours and images. In close collaboration with V&A, Tape developed templates where the choice of colours on a given page reflects those of the image on the same page, by contrast or spot-colour.