Torchbox shortlisted for best website at the Dadi Awards
We are thrilled to announce that Torchbox has received a Dadi Awards nomination for the design of Museum of London’s website.
The Drum’s Dadi Awards shortlist for 2016 was announced today, revealing the agencies, clients and projects which impressed the judging panel across a range of categories.
The Dadi’s (The Drum awards for the digital industries) have been celebrating digital excellence for the past ten years. The awards are open internationally to agencies and brands who are producing great digital work, from websites and apps, through to consumer products, social media and search.
This is the first year we’ve entered the DADI Awards and we are thrilled with our nomination which follows hot on the heels of our two Wirehive 100 nominations.
We’d like to thank our team for all of their hard work - these achievements wouldn’t be possible without you. If you’d like to find out more about our nominated work, please take a look below or alternatively visit the Dadi Awards website for the full shortlist.
Museum of London
Shortlisted for: Best Website (Use of Visual Design)
Our brief was to reinterpret the Museum of London’s brand for the contemporary digital space: embracing its inclusivity and appeal to families, while better representing its sophistication, irreverence, and relevance to the city's cultural dialogue.
Working from wireframes supplied by the Museum of London, we created a design which was implemented by the Museum's in-house development team, and the new website launched in mid-April 2016.
We worked hard to strike the right balance between elegance and fun, making the website engaging and easy to explore for users of any age or background.
“We wanted our new website to be clearer for users, to showcase our galleries, to create a new virtual space where we can publish our perspectives on London, to optimise e-commerce opportunities and to reflect our brand. We’re delighted that the new site delivers each of these objectives in a way that has dramatically improved our online presence."
Nigel Ludlow, Director of Assets, Museum of London