Climatlantic is a partnership of European countries: Ireland, UK, Portugal, Spain and France, located along the Atlantic coastline and working together to reduce their collective carbon footprints. Visitors to the website’s homepage are invited to make a pledge and help save the planet. After pledging you/schools are automatically sent advice to help fulfill that pledge.

The multi-lingual website has been designed with help from Holy Spirit School in Merseyside and Connah’s Quay High school in Flintshire. The children choose the colourful funky style of the website, the cool animal characters, including their names and also helped develop the game concepts. Climatlantic’s eco-guides are called Ollie the orangutan, Ula the parrot and Roofus the polar bear and appear throughout the site and games. Thanks to the fabulous illustrator Tracy who helped bring the children’s ideas to life.

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1. Animal Breakout

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1. Clwydian Range AONB Website

Rhyl and Prestatyn are undergoing large-scale regeneration programs in an attempt to encourage people to return to these seaside resorts and relive those childhood memories. So it was important that we balanced magical childhood nostalgia with the area’s new products in our design, copy and by using accent photography to tell a story and evoke a sense of place.

We selected a blend of rich images representing the magnificent landscape and people interacting with it. Our copywriter, photographer and designer visited Rhyl and Prestatyn and we selected and took a range of images that represented not only the different areas of Rhyl and Prestatyn, and the activities that they offer, but the diversity of the target audience as well.

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1. Destination Snowdonia

In addition to the Annual Review we have helped Edge Hill update their visual identity, and are currently completing the Undergraduate Prospectus which should be available in a couple of weeks.

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1. Edge Hill Annual Report 2009

The sequences dealt with subjects such as the illustrating the Patient Journey, Jargon Busting and Data Security. They combine motion graphics, practitioner / service user interviews and raw video footage.

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1. Confex Augmented Reality

For those who don’t know… the Bluecoat is a restored historic building in the centre of Liverpool and its community mixes artists of all types and encourages connections between audiences, participants and artists. It uses its spaces to display talent from all creative disciplines, including visual art, music, literature, dance, and live art.

The site we have produced is clean and practical, allowing viewers to personalise the way content is displayed when they first arrive. It features a wide range of media and functionality including an in-depth events listing, online ticket booking, blogs and forums, panoramic views of the galleries and historic buildings, showcases for the creative community and of course the Bed-In stream.

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1. Clwydian Range AONB Website

Splinter, in partnership with Hi-Clarity Communications, have just delivered a comprehensive branding development for the Clwydian Range Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Consultation sessions were held with stakeholders, staff and local businesses to ensure that local ownership of the process was shared throughout.

In particular the following outputs have been delivered:
- Brand Review
- Communications Strategy
- Brand Guidelines
- Sense of Place Toolkit

In addition to the above brand documents Splinter has also produced a range of supporting materials and media such as:
- Tourism leaflets
- Local transport maps and timetables
- Photography
- Website featuring bespoke mapping tools
- Display materials

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1. Clwydian Range AONB Website

The British Museum asked us to put together a site for the project, which is aimed at getting young people involved in both local and global history projects. We’re very happy to let you all know that the People & Place website is now live!

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1. J8 summit website

The website has features such as a gallery, panoramic and video viewer, walking route guide and an interactive map for places of interest. The walking guide uses Google maps to display the numerous walks throughout the range and allows the user to select a walk and see the route displayed on the map; it also gives each walk a difficulty rating to help users. The places of interest are marked on a map and show pictures and details of the various hill forts and country parks dotting the range.

Clwydian Range AONB Homepage

Clwydian Range AONB Interactive Walking Map

Clwydian Range AONB Interactive Walking Route

Clwydian Range AONB Panoramic Viewer

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1. Clwydian Range brand development

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1. Choice 2010