April

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Headlines:

• Southbank and IMAX content revamp
• Certification content collaboration
• Content design 101 </aside>

Right, well it’s been a while. Thought I’d blow the dust off these notes after a chat with Michelle last week.

Won’t be a long one, but wanted to go through some work me and the team have been doing!

But first things first, I saw my nemesis again:

Broken pens returned, accompanied by broken chair.

🖱️Work

🍿 Southbank and IMAX content work

We’ve been dedicating a lot of time to the digital programme work recently, which has been awesome. Work has included a few workshops (one in person, which was super useful and fun), collaborating on Miro and Figma and a crit! Together, we’ve improved and refined some of the access, visit and ticket content!

The main thing we wanted to do was incorporate access content into the ‘plan your visit’ structure so that it feels more integrated (for example, the ‘how to get here’ content has information about distance from the car park, and what Blue Badge parking is available etc.), whilst still highlighting and structuring important accessibility information so that it’s easier for users with access needs to find.

Mapping the new layout in our content cut-up workshop.

Improving the placement of important information in the new draft. In this case, I’ve highlighted where the ‘lift works’ information is on our existing website, and where it would be in the new draft.

📄 Certification content

I’ve been working with the Certification team (incredible team btw) on improving their content. There’s been a period of change around what British certification of a film, TV show or video game means in terms of tax incentives, so naturally their pages have seen a glut of new information that needs sorting out.

They’ve been amazing to work with, and they’re really open to collaborating on this which has been wonderful.

We’re trying to take the content back to basics, and introducing it as a concept.

New landing page draft for certification.