James Mayall | On Screen Portfolio


	Purple Radio website Purple Radio is an online not-for-profit radio station. They required a complete redesign of their website and identity with the emphasis on giving it a professional and contemporary look, plenty of space for content, and make it easy to update. The front page (above left) incorporated room for latest news stories (upcoming gigs etc), schedule, and a shoutbox - overall I wanted to give it more of a “magazine” feel. To lessen the workload for the technical team we decided to give all the djs their own blog page so they can update charts and playlists themselves. Site build is currently in progress and scheduled to go live before the end of 2008.

	Digital City website Digital City have been running parties throughout London since 2005. I joined the team after their1st party, and have been looking after design and promotion since then. This is the latest version of the website. The splash page has the latest poster for each event “flyposted” onto it - this allows us to change the “theme” for each event, without wrecking the over all style of the site. Content has been laid out fairly simply making the site as easy and quick to update as possible. Click here to visit the Digital City website.

	British Telecom Partnership Presentation (CD Rom) CD Rom produced for BT Openworld explaining how ADSL works to partners of BT.

	British Telecom "Connect" (CD Rom) B2C CD Rom sent out to BT Customers profiling 2 different internet products.

	Inspiring Learning For All Website This site was produced for the Museums + Libraries Archives Council while I was at Atticmedia. My role on this project was Project Manager + Designer. The aims of the site were to help people who work in Museums + Libraries and inspire them to discover what people learn, find out how well they are doing, and improve what they do. You can visit the site by clicking here

	The Magic Hours website The Magic Hours is a wedding and events photography company that needed a website to showcase their work and get new business. The site also needed to be designed to work with a content management system. I offered a solution that divided the site into 2 clear sections - weddings, and events. The user of the site selects which section they wish to visit from the front page of the site which acts as a hub for the 2 different sections. Click here to visit The Magic Hours website.

	Number 22 website Number 22 is a restaurant in South London that require a website revamp. I was asked to design a site that easy to navigate, with a focus on the food and utilizing the colours used in the restaurant interior. Click here to visit the Number 22 website.