Since the beginning of Interaction Consortium, many things have changed – people come and go and the company has shifted offices as we grew – but one of the things that has remained constant is ...
We're honoured to welcome our friend and datavis expert, Andrea Lau of Small Multiples, to show us what it takes to round up a great data visualisation team. A data visualisation team is a digital ...
We’re proud to announce the launch of Stepping Up, a NSW Health recruitment website that helps aboriginal job seekers and government hiring managers in the recruitment process. We built the site in partnership with the ...
Our project for SFMOMA is underway, which means the next generation of GLAMkit is well and truly in the works. GLAMkit is the IC’s content platform for galleries, libraries, archives and museums. It’s our goal ...
It’s been a busy month at IC. First we launched a new website for Bundanon Trust, and this week we finished Ministry of Sound’s new site. Ministry of Sound started as a London nightclub, and ...
Hear that? That’s the sound of another carefully-crafted website - Bundanon Trust’s website, in this case - leaving the IC nest. With its satisfying mix of rich content and meaty technical challenges, this website was ...
We see briefs from potential clients all the time. Some are fantastic, and some are a bit...lacking. In the hope of creating a future packed full of pithy, information-rich briefs, we've put together a primer ...
With extensive collections, busy events schedules and a focus on exceptional visitor experience, museums and galleries have a lot of moving parts to manage. The fact that these parts are usually handled by different software ...
If you talk to us, there’s a particular technology you’ll hear about a lot: Django. It’s named after legendary 1930s jazz guitarist, Django Reinhardt — and incidentally, the “d” is silent. Although widely used, Django ...
One of the great things about building innovative technology for clients who are incredibly passionate is when others catch on and share that passion. The glowing review of Syrinscape by Mark at The Pathfinder Chronicles ...
