The Science Museum

Fuel your imagination

EXCITING OPPORTUNITY

See, touch & experience science first-hand

The Science Museum Group is the most significant group of museums of science and innovation worldwide – it aims to make sense of the science that shapes our lives.

It was an exciting time for me – I was appointed lead designer on a huge award-winning client. After heading down to London with the Creative Director, I knew this was going to be an incredible project.

The brief was to create and build an immersive, updatable online hub that hosts their event spaces, blog posts and social channels.

PROBLEM STATEMENT

A galaxy of information

Science Museum discovered users were overwhelmed with the amount of scattered information online and wanted to build a great experience to house all the content they are creating.

The client wanted to improve their online experience from hiring a space within the museum to establishing their presence and visibility on the web.

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PRODUCT SOLUTION

The sweet spot between business goals & user needs

The website consolidates a large organisation which is a recognised online inspiration on both desktop and mobile devices. With some in-depth research into user behaviours and several iterations, I came up with some designs for each problem. Its features amplify the end users experience, both from an aesthetic and technical point of view.

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Content strategy

I designed a content stream that pulled through the relevant articles which gave the user an array of easily consumable digests.

Day and evening features

The Science Museum had several events to host and market online. I designed an extra feature which easily filters between the morning and evening events. The design shows an interchangeable UI according to the time of day. For example, light UI for the daytime and dark UI for the evening.

NEXT STEPS

Phase 2 of the project

The idea to create more personalised content for each user based on their interests, location and demographics. To do this, I need to gather and analyse the data to make relevant changes for phase 2 of the project. The data would be coming from museum members, feedback surveys and google analytics.

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The Science Museum

Fuel your imagination

EXCITING OPPORTUNITY

See, touch & experience science first-hand

The Science Museum Group is the most significant group of museums of science and innovation worldwide – it aims to make sense of the science that shapes our lives.

It was an exciting time for me – I was appointed lead designer on a huge award-winning client. After heading down to London with the Creative Director, I knew this was going to be an incredible project.

The brief was to create and build an immersive, updatable online hub that hosts their event spaces, blog posts and social channels.

PROBLEM STATEMENT

A galaxy of information

Science Museum discovered users were overwhelmed with the amount of scattered information online and wanted to build a great experience to house all the content they are creating.

The client wanted to improve their online experience from hiring a space within the museum to establishing their presence and visibility on the web.

‍

PRODUCT SOLUTION

The sweet spot between business goals & user needs

The website consolidates a large organisation which is a recognised online inspiration on both desktop and mobile devices. With some in-depth research into user behaviours and several iterations, I came up with some designs for each problem. Its features amplify the end users experience, both from an aesthetic and technical point of view.

‍

Content strategy

I designed a content stream that pulled through the relevant articles which gave the user an array of easily consumable digests.

Day and evening features

The Science Museum had several events to host and market online. I designed an extra feature which easily filters between the morning and evening events. The design shows an interchangeable UI according to the time of day. For example, light UI for the daytime and dark UI for the evening.

No items found.
NEXT STEPS

Phase 2 of the project

The idea to create more personalised content for each user based on their interests, location and demographics. To do this, I need to gather and analyse the data to make relevant changes for phase 2 of the project. The data would be coming from museum members, feedback surveys and google analytics.

The Science Museum

Fuel your imagination

EXCITING OPPORTUNITY

See, touch & experience science first-hand

The Science Museum Group is the most significant group of museums of science and innovation worldwide – it aims to make sense of the science that shapes our lives.

It was an exciting time for me – I was appointed lead designer on a huge award-winning client. After heading down to London with the Creative Director, I knew this was going to be an incredible project.

The brief was to create and build an immersive, updatable online hub that hosts their event spaces, blog posts and social channels.

PROBLEM STATEMENT

A galaxy of information

Science Museum discovered users were overwhelmed with the amount of scattered information online and wanted to build a great experience to house all the content they are creating.

The client wanted to improve their online experience from hiring a space within the museum to establishing their presence and visibility on the web.

‍

PRODUCT SOLUTION

The sweet spot between business goals & user needs

The website consolidates a large organisation which is a recognised online inspiration on both desktop and mobile devices. With some in-depth research into user behaviours and several iterations, I came up with some designs for each problem. Its features amplify the end users experience, both from an aesthetic and technical point of view.

‍

Content strategy

I designed a content stream that pulled through the relevant articles which gave the user an array of easily consumable digests.

Day and evening features

The Science Museum had several events to host and market online. I designed an extra feature which easily filters between the morning and evening events. The design shows an interchangeable UI according to the time of day. For example, light UI for the daytime and dark UI for the evening.

User-centric map

The Science Museum attracts tourists, businesses and schools from all over the world. The interactive map was an essential feature on the website to help users find their way to the museum. I liaised with the marketing manager to get an understanding of the transport used, frequently asked questions and common directions visitors asked. Using this information, I designed a user-centric map which focuses on ‘filtering’ between transport links, local facilities and places to stay.

NEXT STEPS

Phase 2 of the project

The idea to create more personalised content for each user based on their interests, location and demographics. To do this, I need to gather and analyse the data to make relevant changes for phase 2 of the project. The data would be coming from museum members, feedback surveys and google analytics.

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No items found.
No items found.
The Science Museum

Fuel your imagination

EXCITING OPPORTUNITY

See, touch & experience science first-hand

The Science Museum Group is the most significant group of museums of science and innovation worldwide – it aims to make sense of the science that shapes our lives.

It was an exciting time for me – I was appointed lead designer on a huge award-winning client. After heading down to London with the Creative Director, I knew this was going to be an incredible project.

The brief was to create and build an immersive, updatable online hub that hosts their event spaces, blog posts and social channels.

PROBLEM STATEMENT

A galaxy of information

Science Museum discovered users were overwhelmed with the amount of scattered information online and wanted to build a great experience to house all the content they are creating.

The client wanted to improve their online experience from hiring a space within the museum to establishing their presence and visibility on the web.

‍

PRODUCT SOLUTION

The sweet spot between business goals & user needs

The website consolidates a large organisation which is a recognised online inspiration on both desktop and mobile devices. With some in-depth research into user behaviours and several iterations, I came up with some designs for each problem. Its features amplify the end users experience, both from an aesthetic and technical point of view.

‍

Content strategy

I designed a content stream that pulled through the relevant articles which gave the user an array of easily consumable digests.

Day and evening features

The Science Museum had several events to host and market online. I designed an extra feature which easily filters between the morning and evening events. The design shows an interchangeable UI according to the time of day. For example, light UI for the daytime and dark UI for the evening.

No items found.
NEXT STEPS

Phase 2 of the project

The idea to create more personalised content for each user based on their interests, location and demographics. To do this, I need to gather and analyse the data to make relevant changes for phase 2 of the project. The data would be coming from museum members, feedback surveys and google analytics.

No items found.
No items found.

Worked on at The Drawing Room Creative

The Science Museum

Fuel your imagination

EXCITING OPPORTUNITY

See, touch & experience science first-hand

The Science Museum Group is the most significant group of museums of science and innovation worldwide – it aims to make sense of the science that shapes our lives.

It was an exciting time for me – I was appointed lead designer on a huge award-winning client. After heading down to London with the Creative Director, I knew this was going to be an incredible project.

The brief was to create and build an immersive, updatable online hub that hosts their event spaces, blog posts and social channels.

PROBLEM STATEMENT

A galaxy of information

Science Museum discovered users were overwhelmed with the amount of scattered information online and wanted to build a great experience to house all the content they are creating.

The client wanted to improve their online experience from hiring a space within the museum to establishing their presence and visibility on the web.

‍

PRODUCT SOLUTION

The sweet spot between business goals & user needs

The website consolidates a large organisation which is a recognised online inspiration on both desktop and mobile devices. With some in-depth research into user behaviours and several iterations, I came up with some designs for each problem. Its features amplify the end users experience, both from an aesthetic and technical point of view.

‍

Content strategy

I designed a content stream that pulled through the relevant articles which gave the user an array of easily consumable digests.

Day and evening features

The Science Museum had several events to host and market online. I designed an extra feature which easily filters between the morning and evening events. The design shows an interchangeable UI according to the time of day. For example, light UI for the daytime and dark UI for the evening.

No items found.

User-centric map

The Science Museum attracts tourists, businesses and schools from all over the world. The interactive map was an essential feature on the website to help users find their way to the museum. I liaised with the marketing manager to get an understanding of the transport used, frequently asked questions and common directions visitors asked. Using this information, I designed a user-centric map which focuses on ‘filtering’ between transport links, local facilities and places to stay.

NEXT STEPS

Phase 2 of the project

The idea to create more personalised content for each user based on their interests, location and demographics. To do this, I need to gather and analyse the data to make relevant changes for phase 2 of the project. The data would be coming from museum members, feedback surveys and google analytics.

Worked on at The Drawing Room Creative

The Science Museum

Fuel your imagination

EXCITING OPPORTUNITY

See, touch & experience science first-hand

The Science Museum Group is the most significant group of museums of science and innovation worldwide – it aims to make sense of the science that shapes our lives.

It was an exciting time for me – I was appointed lead designer on a huge award-winning client. After heading down to London with the Creative Director, I knew this was going to be an incredible project.

The brief was to create and build an immersive, updatable online hub that hosts their event spaces, blog posts and social channels.

PROBLEM STATEMENT

A galaxy of information

Science Museum discovered users were overwhelmed with the amount of scattered information online and wanted to build a great experience to house all the content they are creating.

The client wanted to improve their online experience from hiring a space within the museum to establishing their presence and visibility on the web.

‍

PRODUCT SOLUTION

The sweet spot between business goals & user needs

The website consolidates a large organisation which is a recognised online inspiration on both desktop and mobile devices. With some in-depth research into user behaviours and several iterations, I came up with some designs for each problem. Its features amplify the end users experience, both from an aesthetic and technical point of view.

‍

Content strategy

I designed a content stream that pulled through the relevant articles which gave the user an array of easily consumable digests.

Day and evening features

The Science Museum had several events to host and market online. I designed an extra feature which easily filters between the morning and evening events. The design shows an interchangeable UI according to the time of day. For example, light UI for the daytime and dark UI for the evening.

No items found.

User-centric map

The Science Museum attracts tourists, businesses and schools from all over the world. The interactive map was an essential feature on the website to help users find their way to the museum. I liaised with the marketing manager to get an understanding of the transport used, frequently asked questions and common directions visitors asked. Using this information, I designed a user-centric map which focuses on ‘filtering’ between transport links, local facilities and places to stay.

No items found.
No items found.

Worked on at The Drawing Room Creative

The Science Museum

Fuel your imagination

EXCITING OPPORTUNITY

See, touch & experience science first-hand

The Science Museum Group is the most significant group of museums of science and innovation worldwide – it aims to make sense of the science that shapes our lives.

It was an exciting time for me – I was appointed lead designer on a huge award-winning client. After heading down to London with the Creative Director, I knew this was going to be an incredible project.

The brief was to create and build an immersive, updatable online hub that hosts their event spaces, blog posts and social channels.

PROBLEM STATEMENT

A galaxy of information

Science Museum discovered users were overwhelmed with the amount of scattered information online and wanted to build a great experience to house all the content they are creating.

The client wanted to improve their online experience from hiring a space within the museum to establishing their presence and visibility on the web.

‍

PRODUCT SOLUTION

The sweet spot between business goals & user needs

The website consolidates a large organisation which is a recognised online inspiration on both desktop and mobile devices. With some in-depth research into user behaviours and several iterations, I came up with some designs for each problem. Its features amplify the end users experience, both from an aesthetic and technical point of view.

‍

Content strategy

I designed a content stream that pulled through the relevant articles which gave the user an array of easily consumable digests.

Day and evening features

The Science Museum had several events to host and market online. I designed an extra feature which easily filters between the morning and evening events. The design shows an interchangeable UI according to the time of day. For example, light UI for the daytime and dark UI for the evening.

No items found.

Worked on at The Drawing Room Creative

The Science Museum

Fuel your imagination

EXCITING OPPORTUNITY

See, touch & experience science first-hand

The Science Museum Group is the most significant group of museums of science and innovation worldwide – it aims to make sense of the science that shapes our lives.

It was an exciting time for me – I was appointed lead designer on a huge award-winning client. After heading down to London with the Creative Director, I knew this was going to be an incredible project.

The brief was to create and build an immersive, updatable online hub that hosts their event spaces, blog posts and social channels.

PROBLEM STATEMENT

A galaxy of information

Science Museum discovered users were overwhelmed with the amount of scattered information online and wanted to build a great experience to house all the content they are creating.

The client wanted to improve their online experience from hiring a space within the museum to establishing their presence and visibility on the web.

‍

PRODUCT SOLUTION

The sweet spot between business goals & user needs

The website consolidates a large organisation which is a recognised online inspiration on both desktop and mobile devices. With some in-depth research into user behaviours and several iterations, I came up with some designs for each problem. Its features amplify the end users experience, both from an aesthetic and technical point of view.

‍

Content strategy

I designed a content stream that pulled through the relevant articles which gave the user an array of easily consumable digests.

User-centric map

The Science Museum attracts tourists, businesses and schools from all over the world. The interactive map was an essential feature on the website to help users find their way to the museum. I liaised with the marketing manager to get an understanding of the transport used, frequently asked questions and common directions visitors asked. Using this information, I designed a user-centric map which focuses on ‘filtering’ between transport links, local facilities and places to stay.

No items found.
NEXT STEPS

Phase 2 of the project

The idea to create more personalised content for each user based on their interests, location and demographics. To do this, I need to gather and analyse the data to make relevant changes for phase 2 of the project. The data would be coming from museum members, feedback surveys and google analytics.

Worked on at The Drawing Room Creative

The Science Museum

Fuel your imagination

EXCITING OPPORTUNITY

See, touch & experience science first-hand

The Science Museum Group is the most significant group of museums of science and innovation worldwide – it aims to make sense of the science that shapes our lives.

It was an exciting time for me – I was appointed lead designer on a huge award-winning client. After heading down to London with the Creative Director, I knew this was going to be an incredible project.

The brief was to create and build an immersive, updatable online hub that hosts their event spaces, blog posts and social channels.

PROBLEM STATEMENT

A galaxy of information

Science Museum discovered users were overwhelmed with the amount of scattered information online and wanted to build a great experience to house all the content they are creating.

The client wanted to improve their online experience from hiring a space within the museum to establishing their presence and visibility on the web.

‍

PRODUCT SOLUTION

The sweet spot between business goals & user needs

The website consolidates a large organisation which is a recognised online inspiration on both desktop and mobile devices. With some in-depth research into user behaviours and several iterations, I came up with some designs for each problem. Its features amplify the end users experience, both from an aesthetic and technical point of view.

‍

Content strategy

I designed a content stream that pulled through the relevant articles which gave the user an array of easily consumable digests.

Day and evening features

The Science Museum had several events to host and market online. I designed an extra feature which easily filters between the morning and evening events. The design shows an interchangeable UI according to the time of day. For example, light UI for the daytime and dark UI for the evening.

User-centric map

The Science Museum attracts tourists, businesses and schools from all over the world. The interactive map was an essential feature on the website to help users find their way to the museum. I liaised with the marketing manager to get an understanding of the transport used, frequently asked questions and common directions visitors asked. Using this information, I designed a user-centric map which focuses on ‘filtering’ between transport links, local facilities and places to stay.

No items found.
No items found.

Worked on at The Drawing Room Creative

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