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- YouTube Fun04 Aug 2010
- Print Catalogue28 Jul 2010
- World Wetland Network24 Jun 2010
- More World Cupness08 Jun 2010
- Somerset Leisure31 May 2010
- The World Cup21 May 2010
- Drive The A-Team Van19 May 2010
- A Life Model10 May 2010
- WWT Consulting07 Apr 2010
- Marque-It website Live19 Mar 2010
- YouTube and BBC down11 Mar 2010
- Django Developer Job01 Mar 2010
- FFF Announced20 Feb 2010
- Please Rob Me18 Feb 2010
- Future of Web Design16 Feb 2010
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- Aug. 4, 2010
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- 11:19 a.m.
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- Sam
YouTube Fun
The Expendables
It doesn't make the film look any better but certainly this is a clever use of YouTube.
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- July 28, 2010
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- 9:27 a.m.
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- John
Print Catalogue
Photographic Exhibition
Hot of the press and delivered just in time for the London opening of the International Print Exhibition we wanted to show off this year's catalogue.
It's now four years since we won the contract to design the coveted catalogue. This sits alongside a wide range of other projects we currently handle on behalf of The Royal Photographic Society.
It's a beautiful item, which includes some amazing images and will be for sale through The Society's online shop.
Well done to all the successful photographers who were selected for this years exhibition.
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- June 24, 2010
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- 3:14 p.m.
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- Sam
World Wetland Network
Global Reach
We have just launched a couple of small scale, multi-lingual websites for WWN and WLI.
Both sites are using some fancy Google map API to feature Wetlands around the world and either allow the user to vote for their favourite (WWN) or view their facilities (WLI).
They may be small but they are perfectly formed.
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- June 8, 2010
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- 3:06 p.m.
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- Sam
More World Cupness
Calendar System
I had to share this super cool world cup 2010 calendar. It's a really nice example of simple user experience graphic design and has been very well thought out and executed.
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- May 31, 2010
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- 7:09 p.m.
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- Sam
Somerset Leisure
Active Mind and Body
We are currently in development of a slick new website for Somerset Leisure Centres and thought we would give you a sneak preview.
They have only recently established independence from their previous council run position and Omni are walking them through the whole process making it as pain free and exciting as possible.
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- May 21, 2010
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- 10:14 a.m.
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- Sam
The World Cup
Nike Campaign
Well if you weren't excited about the World Cup before, then you may well be after this great short film produced for Nike that's just been released....one word.....'BUDGET'!! :-) Ohhh to have that much freedom to play.
Watch the Nike Film on YouTube
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- May 19, 2010
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- 2:34 p.m.
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- Sam
Drive The A-Team Van
YouTube meets Google
I found this online and was overwhelmed at how well it has been done. YouTube meets the 3D Google Earth plugin…meets…the A-Team!
Click on the 'Drive the Van' button at the bottom of the video and find yourself driving The A-Team van in major cities around the world, or even drop into a fast run down Mount Everest.
After a while of playing you realise that if you keep driving you would actually be able to just keep going around the world and it all becomes a little overwhelming. Give it five years and higher-res mapping, faster fiber broadband speeds and a nifty pair of internet glasses and you will find yourself driving a real car through any city or landscape in the world.
http://www.youtube.com/drivetheateamvan
- posted
- May 10, 2010
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- 10:03 a.m.
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- Sam
A Life Model
A 15 year history
We are currently working a beautiful website which features a historic record of fifteen years worth of life modelling by one model. The website will include 1000's of paintings, sculptures and drawings from arists all over the country.
A rare and stunning insight.
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- April 7, 2010
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- 8:26 a.m.
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- Sam
WWT Consulting
Website Launch
We have just launched a lovely new website for WWT Consulting.
The site includes some subtle home page Flash animation which helps bring the website to life, reflecting the environmental work they do. The site also includes a sophisticated Google map API integration allowing users to search and drill down into their global projects.
It also features a multilingual option including Arabic, Spanish and Chinese, which had to include a complete reversal of the CSS to account for Arabic text reading from right to left.
WWT Consulting is the UK’s leading specialist wetland consultancy and provides species surveys, habitat creation, restoration, management and visitor centre design services to clients worldwide. The consultancy is based at Slimbridge, Gloucestershire, the headquarters of the Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust to whom it returns all of its profits to.
Visit the WWT Consulting Website.
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- March 19, 2010
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- 1:06 p.m.
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- Sam
Marque-It website Live
New and Used Cars
We have just launched the BETA website for Marque-it. As a launch offer they are currently offering FREE ad space for people selling their new or used, prestige and performance cars (as long as they are over £8000.00). The offer will only be open for the next couple of weeks until the website is well-populated, so feel free to send it around to anyone you think might be interested. The first 20 get to go onto the home page featured ads. There is also a TV commercial being launched next week, so it should get some considerable user figures very quickly (www.marque-it.com).
Omni produced the 'Marque-It' branding, website, together with supporting printed marketing materials and the featured home page game. (Full case study to follow).
- posted
- March 11, 2010
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- 5:20 p.m.
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- Sam
YouTube and BBC down
Happens to the biggest
Scarily, the YouTube website went down today for a few minutes, and we noticed that the BBC website went down a couple of days ago as well, which just goes to show that even the monsters of the net sometimes have bugs and server issues once in a while.
Note on the image below quite how bad the YouTube error message is. Not sure the developers would like to be referred to as 'Highly trained monkeys'? We also didn't cut off 'situat', that is how it displayed. :-)
- posted
- March 1, 2010
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- 12:58 p.m.
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- Sam
Django Developer Job
Job Opening Available
Calling all Python - Django web developers based in Bristol or wanting to move to Bristol. There is a rare opening at The House of Omni for someone with your skill set. Follow this link for full job spec.
We look forward to hearing from you.
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- Feb. 20, 2010
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- 3:52 p.m.
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- Sam
FFF Announced
Finish at Five on Fridays
We announced last week the start of the, oh so very popular, 'F.F.F.' campaign, standing for 'Finish at Five on Fridays'.
It's all about enjoying a little more of life, a little more sun and a little more time for fun......all subject to delivery deadlines....obviously. ;-)
We are sure that heightened productivity and general moral boosting would more than balance out the loss of hours, or may even slightly improved on it, so we're willing to give it a go.
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- Feb. 18, 2010
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- 11:25 a.m.
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- John
Please Rob Me
Twitter Dangers
We were all thinking it but finally someone has realised it by producing a funny website about the dangers of Tweating your Geo Location....specifically regards noting exactly when you are NOT at home!!!
Great job guys. :-)
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- Feb. 16, 2010
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- 7:51 p.m.
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- Sam
Future of Web Design
Conference
We are really excited..if not a little lighter in our wallet, after booking a couple of tickets, travel and hotels to the Future of Web Design conference in London this May, which looks to be an intense knowledge share, check out the schedule.
One of our back-end developers turned it down in favour of this years Django Conference which looks to be happening in Germany....nice!....keep an eye on the Django Con website for updates.
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- Feb. 12, 2010
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- 3:30 p.m.
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- Sam
Explore Omni
OMNI STUDIO TOUR UPDATE
A quick one to let you know we have updated the Omni studio tour with some new pics and a master shot taken early in the morning when the sun streams through…love it at that time of day. :-)
(Flash Required)
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- Feb. 5, 2010
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- 8:27 a.m.
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- Sam
Wrangler set the bar
Jeans web design
Had to share some love for this really innovative website done for Wrangler. It's not a big site, you can't even shop on it...but in my opinion it has made Wrangler the most memorable Jean brand of the year, creating some kind of groovy interactive music video where the user can dress and undress the models, throwing them around the screen or making them dance.
Very cool, very smooth work....Turn the volume up! :-)
http://eu.wrangler.com/bluebell/#/collection
- posted
- Jan. 31, 2010
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- 3:07 p.m.
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- Sam
IE6 web browser
No longer supported
After several previous blog posts about Microsoft's Internet Explorer 6 (IE6) Omni are announcing, (along with Google), that we are phasing out support for this bug-plagued browser during the coming weeks.
It has been a long time coming but this dated and restrictive browser is finally coming to the end of its life.
Sparked by recent and well publicised security breaches, which allowed the Gmail accounts of human rights activists to be hacked in China, Microsoft has been forced to admit that IE6 was in fact the weakest link and this lead to French and German governments both advising the public to change their web browser to combat the security issue.
Don't get me wrong, in its time IE6 certainly did the job but a lot has moved on in the last few years. Microsoft has already released updated versions of the browser in the form of IE7 and even IE8 but due to slow action in UK government departments to update their systems, the browser has been hanging on long after its shelf life.
Up to now, developers have found that they are having to restrict themselves, working around what IE6 lets you actually do online. This is slowing down the progression of the web as a whole in dealing with rich and diverse media. Hopefully this new shift will mean a more exciting, safer and less risky environment for web users and mean that developers can move forward into new and exciting online arenas.
Source: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/8488751.stm
- posted
- Jan. 30, 2010
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- 6:26 a.m.
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- Sam
Motion Graphics
Beautiful TV Spot
Just came across this beautiful TV spot for Chinese TV station CCTV and wanted to share. Lovely art direction and effects.
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- Jan. 26, 2010
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- 9:19 a.m.
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- Sam
Body of Art
Social Network for Artists
Omni have just been commissioned to start work on a major new Social Networking website for artists to share their work, ideas, comments, skills and resources creating 'Body of Art', (BOA).
BOA will feature the highest rated, editors choice and most recently update artists profiles and help inspire and create a network allowing comment and engagement in an online artistic debate. The site will also house a resource for users to access information on art galleries, museums, related art material shops etc.
BOA is an entirely new venture which Omni will help guide through concept into launch.
We are very excited about this project, and confident Body of Art will be a beautiful website and go on to become a major success and inspiration for artists around the world.
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- Jan. 17, 2010
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- 3:07 p.m.
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- Sam
Internet Explorer
Time to let it go
Could this finally be the end of Internet Explorer?
All web developers have been saying Internet Explorer is incredibly flawed for years but you have to listen when a whole country says it! :-)
Come on all you PC user, it takes five minutes to install Firefox or Google Chrome and those security holes, pop-ups and sketchy navigation will all be solved.
Download Google Chrome browser
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- Jan. 7, 2010
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- 11:07 a.m.
- by
- Sam
Happy 2010
Be gone 2009
Welcome back everyone, we hope you had a lovely Christmas break and we wish you all wealth, health and happiness for 2010.
So, Omni are getting off to a running (if not a little slippery from the ice) start to the New Year. We are days away from launching the new WWT Consulting website which looks lovely and is superbly usable. It also includes some smooth Google Map API integration and some very subtle Flash animation techniques.
The Marque-It website and brand is also close to launch. We are just finalising some complex database integration, as the site relies on vehicle registration lookup to supply lots of its core data.
The web team are also about to undertake two large social networking based websites so keep an eye on our news for more info on those.
Some other briefs in development at the moment are some slick motion graphics projects, one for a large scale internal conference (which we are not allowed to talk about I'm afraid but includes product builds, fly through and logo design on all conference items including t-shirt and name badges) and the other is a five minute brand film for a major international engineering business, which off the back of our proposal they described as, "the most creative project they have ever done".
We also recently launched a viral video campaign for NHS Bristol called Chlamjam which supports Chlamydia testing in young people. You can see one of the films here>> (but be warned…it's a little saucy) :-) Combined views to date for the campaign are 85,000.
All in all things are looking good for the start of the year, long may it continue.
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- Nov. 14, 2009
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- 9:40 a.m.
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- Sam
Wrap3 Website Launched
Papervision3D Site
Wrap3 work in the realms of digital art and the very latest in display technology. They create a virtual second skin which wraps around objects using multiple projection, motion graphics and tracking science. Omni worked with them to produce their brand identity together with a Papervision3D based animated website which reflected their brand, style and work in a functional and useable way.
View more of Wrap3.
- posted
- Nov. 12, 2009
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- 9:25 a.m.
- by
- John
Great Mac tweaks
Tweak your dock
Make 10.6's List Stacks look like Grid Stacks
To make this change on your Snow Leopard machine, open Terminal (in Applications -> Utilities) and enter these two commands, pressing Return after each one.
defaults write com.apple.dock use-new-list-stack -bool YES
killall Dock
10.6 Metallic Gradient Effect on Mouse Over
defaults delete com.apple.dock mouse-over-hilte-stack
defaults write com.apple.dock mouse-over-hilite-stack -boolean YES
killall Dock
- posted
- Nov. 9, 2009
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- 5:31 p.m.
- by
- Sam
NexStor Website Launch
1248 products
A speedy turn around, a slick new website refresh and a happy bunny for a client. NexStor, who specialise in Data Systems Integration, felt their website was in need of a refresh to keep up with a competitive market place and Omni were happy to oblige.
We built their original site and Content Management System (CMS) almost five years ago now but the CMS is still bug free and worked fine so we simply plugged straight into this and refreshed the design together with an update to the CSS and HTML code to ensure it was clean and W3C standards compliant.
We are also working with them on eNewsletters and ensuring that their website is well placed within Google searches for their core products.
View the NexStor website.
- posted
- Oct. 26, 2009
- time
- 8:57 a.m.
- by
- Sam
Some Client Love
The best so far
Just thought we would share a little client love with you, which is by far and away the most interesting testimonial we have had to date.
"You know those amazing sushi restaurants where everything your heart desires in sushi trundles towards you?
That’s what working with Omni was truly like. We asked, we got. Except there was no trundling. Just a beautiful, sparky piece of film that started out as one great flavour, before exploding into a whole rainbow of other ones.
If Omni was wasabi it would be so hot that it would melt your tongue to your spine, even then I’d still recommend you don’t be sparing in your application."
Benjamin O'Connor - Content Producer, Middlesex University
You can see the promo in our Our Work.
- posted
- Sept. 22, 2009
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- 3:15 p.m.
- by
- Sam
WWT Consulting website
Website Design and Build
Omni are very proud to announce that we have been selected as the agency of choice by The Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust (Consulting) Ltd, known as WWT Consulting, to design and develop their new website.
WWT Consulting is the UK’s leading specialist wetland consultancy and provides species surveys, habitat creation, restoration, management and visitor centre design services to clients worldwide. The consultancy is based at Slimbridge, Gloucestershire, the headquarters of the Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust to whom it returns all of its profits to.
It's fair to say that it was one of the most pleasant web meetings we've ever had, concluding with a tour of their beautiful visitor centre at the WWT HQ in Slimbridge which was opened by Sir Peter Scott in 1946. This award-winning visitor centre overlooks 325 hectares of nationally and internationally protected wetlands. Together with the world's largest collection of swans, geese, and ducks, we also got to check out some otters and it was the first time our web developer had seen flamingos so he was happy.
We can't wait to get started. :-)
Photographic Credit: www.daveporterphotography.co.uk
- posted
- Sept. 18, 2009
- time
- 4:21 p.m.
- by
- Sam
Vistair Website Launch
We have lift off
Buckle up...sit back...we have just launched a new website for Vistair.
Read all about it on the Vistair Case Study
- posted
- Sept. 16, 2009
- time
- 11:52 a.m.
- by
- Sam
Touchscreen game
Medical Nutrition Industry
The guys have been working hard on a seriously tight deadline to deliver a touchscreen game to be housed on an exhibition stand for an international player in the medical nutrition industry.
The game is based around the classic Cup n' Ball and is communicating via three touchscreens into a server database which has been capturing user data for marketing and competition purposes.
The stand has proved best in show with queues of people waiting to play and will go onto be used online via a link from their website and be repurposed for the exhibition tour.
Nice work guys. :-)
- posted
- Sept. 14, 2009
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- 3:29 p.m.
- by
- Sam
New Website for NexStor
A Brand Refresh
Omni are working with NexStor a supplier of Data Systems Integration based in Nottinghamshire. NexStor's current site was one of our very first websites and has supported them well over the years. We worked hard to ensure their website was well optimised for Google and they appear on the front page of Google for most of their 1500 products which has generated a great deal of new business enquiries for them.
This brand refresh will help them stay at the top of their game making it easier for them to stand out amongst a relatively crowded market place.
We are working with them on a subtle brand identity update, the design and build of the new website together with the design and management of their eBulletin mail shots.
- posted
- Sept. 8, 2009
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- 8:28 a.m.
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- Sam
Website of the week
rps.org
We are very pleased to say that one of our recently launched websites rps.org has just been flagged as Site of the Week by NMA (New Media Age).
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- Sept. 7, 2009
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- 12:28 p.m.
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- Omni
Green Game Goes Global
Energy Challenge
An online game we produced for Spirax Sarco, who are one of the largest employers in Cheltenham, has now gone global with world wide offices picking it up including Mexico, US and Denmark.
You can access it from their home page here or directly here.
- posted
- Aug. 16, 2009
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- 9:17 a.m.
- by
- Sam
IE6 for 4 more years
Great!
I hear every web developer around the world screaming today, waking up to the news that I.E. 6 is set to haunt them for another 4 years.
It was announced today that Internet Explorer Version 6, which is the bane of every developers life when testing new websites, will now be supported by Microsoft until 2014. Update your browsers people and let's rid ourselves of this monster! :-)
Read more on the BBC Website
...Also found this funny illustration by MARTZ which pretty much sums it up.
- posted
- Aug. 13, 2009
- time
- 8:15 a.m.
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- Omni
The RPS Website
In a new light
Established in 1853, Bath based The Royal Photographic Society (The RPS) has now firmly established its online presence with the launch of a new website design, adding significant value for members. Their Digital Agency of choice, The House of Omni, have been working closely with The Society to ensure they are widening their target member capture group without losing sight of their tradition, prestige and heritage.
The website includes the all-new Learning Zone which is an area for students or teachers of photography to find some project inspiration around various photographic genres such as Nature, Portrait, etc. Users can comment and feedback on project ideas so over time this will expand into a very useful education tool and is supported by The Society workshops and courses.
Together with a vast database of member portfolios and events running throughout the year, the site also has a multiple privilege Content Management System (CMS) giving The Society’s regions and groups from all over the world access to implement their own updates and create bespoke sub sites within The Society’s core website. All of this is supported by a new online shop, which communicates directly to The Society’s in-house Customer Relationship Management System (CRM) through some very complex APIs (Application Programming Interfaces).
The site currently supports 10,000 members and growing, together with 25,000 unique visits every month.
“The Society has worked closely with The House of Omni for the past six years on numerous projects ranging from development of our corporate brand image and our prestigious international print catalogues, through to web design and interactive teaching aids. They have proved themselves a highly creative, technically competent, well-managed team who work with commitment and enthusiasm.”
“Their innovative approach has taken The Society forward with cost effective value adding solutions. With their ability to respond to briefs and get under the skin of a project, we really feel that working with Omni is not like working with a supplier but truly working with a partner."
Dr. Barry Senior, President, The Royal Photographic Society
- posted
- Aug. 12, 2009
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- 9:06 a.m.
- by
- Rich
Old People New People
Online Commercial
Get your virtual spare change ready as we're currently approaching the final stages in post for an online charity ad for Age Concern Gloucestershire. The 3 minute short; New People is a portrait of a widower finding the strength to make new friends in the absence of his late wife, and will soon be made available online via a microsite from which donations can also be made to the charity.
We're really proud of the project, and this opportunity to do something for the cause to help our elderly population. So if you're worrying about the old lady next door, or think that your grandad could use some help sorting out his bills, now's the time to find out more about them...www.ageconcernglos.org.uk
The film will be ready to watch in the coming weeks. We'll keep you posted.
- posted
- July 14, 2009
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- 8:15 p.m.
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- Omni
PSL Website Launched
Website Design and Build
We have just launched a new website for Property Solutions, who improve the management of service charges between tenants of large scale office buildings around the country.
This clean, professional and refreshed online presents for Property Solutions certainly positions them as leaders in their market, and gives them a new clarity to their offering. They have quickly adopted our easy to administer Content Management System which will enable them to have full control over all the content of their website whilst retaining its visual aesthetic.
You can view the website here: www.property-solutions.co.uk
- posted
- July 13, 2009
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- 8 p.m.
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- Omni
Omni YouTube Channel
New Launch
We have just launched The House of Omni YouTube Channel to feature all our video, website and motion graphics content. It's early days so only a few videos are currently up there but subscribe to the channel if you want to keep updated.
- posted
- July 8, 2009
- time
- 5:26 p.m.
- by
- Sam
Luxury car web design
Only the best
Omni are working on a the branding, web design and marketing materials for a high-end luxury car business. The site will integrate with a secure payment gateway system and some pretty fancy DVLA database integration.
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- July 8, 2009
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- 5:21 p.m.
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- Omni
Sand Sculpture
Western
One of many pretty impressive sand sculptures we checked out on Western-Super-Mare sea front at the wknd. Good work people.
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- July 3, 2009
- time
- 3:55 p.m.
- by
- Sam
Omni 911
Baby Seagull Saved
So, you innocently head to the shop to buy the staff some ice cream on a hot sunny Friday, and end up saving a baby chick from being mown down on the M32. Fear not, the RSPCA are now taking care of him.
- posted
- June 22, 2009
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- 7:24 p.m.
- by
- Andy
Pixel Photo Mapping
Beautiful technique
Check out this lovely mapping system. Not quite Google street view but very beautiful.
- posted
- June 13, 2009
- time
- 10:30 a.m.
- by
- Sam
Banksy Exhibit
Bristol First
Banksy's at the Bristol Museum people!!! Go Go Go!!
- posted
- June 12, 2009
- time
- 8:32 a.m.
- by
- Sam
The RPS online campaign
Web design and Development
It's been a long time coming but The Royal Photographic Society is finally days away from the launch of its refreshed website and integrated shop system. Omni implemented an online advertising campaign on their site for related brands such as Epson and Canon, which has paid off and has allowed them to allocate that money back into their online marketing materials.
We are stripping a lot of the dated legacy coding from the site which made it messy and clunky to update, and also integrating a new shop system which talks to their in-house CRM membership database of over 10,000 photographers from around the world.
Read more about our this on The RPS Case Study.
- posted
- June 12, 2009
- time
- 8:18 a.m.
- by
- Sam
Brand Film
Motion Graphics
We are working on some pretty sexy motion graphics for a new brand film for the University of the West of England (UWE). We have also just released their new microsite to accompany the development of the recently purchased HP land. Visit the UWE case study for more info.
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- June 2, 2009
- time
- 5:38 p.m.
- by
- Andy
New games system
Get off that couch!
Microsoft have just unveiled an amazing new games sensor system which tracks your whole body. Nice!
Check out the video on the BBC website.
- posted
- May 27, 2009
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- 4:51 p.m.
- by
- John
3D Monitors
That's pretty
3D Monitors took another step forward today with the lunch of the full HD 3D Monitor Panel with Enhanced Brightness from LG.
Over in South Korea, the company has showcased a new Full HD (1080p) 3D monitor with what it says is the highest brightness level of any competing panel. Sadly, viewers are still required to wear glasses when ingesting the action, but this take on the tech enables said eyewear to be somewhat thinner and less cumbersome.
Obi-Wan Kenobi would be proud.
Have a peek at the vid down in this link.
- posted
- May 24, 2009
- time
- 5:37 p.m.
- by
- John
All Rise
and shine!
Theres been quite a few ingenious alarm clock concepts of late. They all have one thing in common - force you to physically get up to turn them off. The Carpet Alarm Clock has taken this to a new level as in order to turn it off, you have to get up and step on it. If you really want to make it a challenge, place it far away from your bed. Of course it wouldn’t be a clock if it didn’t have and LCD screen to indicate time too.
We all know someone who could use one :)
Designer: Sofie Collin & Gustav Lanberg
- posted
- May 7, 2009
- time
- 12:01 a.m.
- by
- Sam
Property Solutions
Website Design and Build
Property Solutions specialise in the management of service charges for very large scale office buildings across the country. They came to Omni to help them breath some life into their online presence by producing a professional looking website that will allow them to start using it as a valuable marketing tool.
The new site will feature video downloads for mobile devices such as iPhone, and include up to date industry reports ensuring that clients view them as thought leaders in their field.
Here is a sneak peak at the initial design.
- posted
- May 1, 2009
- time
- 10:07 p.m.
- by
- Sam
Developers Conference
All things Django
In keeping our development team up to speed with all the latest tools and tips, Simon is off to the Django Conference in Prague on Sunday for a week.
Have a great time Si.
- posted
- April 29, 2009
- time
- 8:25 p.m.
- by
- Sam
DoP showreel website
'Director of Photography'
We just launched a beautiful little showreel website for Richard Stewart, Director of Photography.
We worked with Richard on our latest drama production for Social Film Drama called Leaving, which went on to win a heap of awards: two Gold's and one SIlver at this years IVCA's, two first prize wins at Encounters, a first prize at TCM Shorts, Best Cinematography at Fuji Film Shorts as well as currently showing in Poland's Krakow Festival and Brussels Film Festival. To top it all off, it also had TV broadcasts on Sky and ITV.
...maybe a small website but definitely worth a blog mention 'cos we love his work and how the site turned out.
- posted
- April 24, 2009
- time
- 10:09 a.m.
- by
- Omni
Twin City Euro Fans
Marketing Campaign
In production at the moment is a fantastic new website for Twin City Euro Fans, the european division of TCF International.
Omni are working on creating a more efficient sales channel, ensuring all their marketing materials including brand, website and printed brochures are presenting them in the best possible light.
Below is an initial website architecture plan. Omni work though this process with the client before any design starts, ensuring we have clear understanding of the user journey.
Initial designs are looking great...we'll keep you posted.
- posted
- April 17, 2009
- time
- 9:40 a.m.
- by
- Sam
UWE Website
Its foundation for the future
In a move to ensure the University of the West of England (UWE) creates a truly 21st century university, it has purchased land and buildings adjacent to its Frenchey Campus from Hewlett Packard (HP). The move will allow the university to re-think the configuration of the campus, make better connections and help integrate subject areas and services.
As part of the master planning, views and ideas will be gathered from all parts of the University and its partners in business and the community. Omni has been brought on board to develop a new website which will act as the central point of this communication, housing FAQ's about the development, blogs to keep everyone up to date, as well as forums and questionnaires to help gather useful feedback and opinion, ensuring UWE co-create an exceptional campus with the help of staff, students and the local community. All this helps enforce their new brand ethos of being Better Together.
Omni will also be producing a series of videos that will be used throughout the site to help keep everyone up to date with new developments.
Read more on the UWE Casestudy
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- April 17, 2009
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- 7:05 a.m.
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- Sam
Danco Website Launched
Marquee Hire specialists
We have recently launched Danco's new website, helping them secure their place as a major player in the Marquee and tent hire market.
Together with producing an on brand website that helped present their work, we were also asked to ensure that they improved their Google rankings, as they were aware that business was slipping away due to not being found.
It's still early stages, and Google has only just cached all the pages but on initial analysis Danco has seen a significant jump for key word searches, including first page results for more specific searches such as 'Marquee hire for Sporting Events', 'Marquee hire for Flower Shows' and local searches such as 'Marquee hire Bristol' etc. All these results have been naturally achieved from simply creating a well considered, clean website build.
We are very happy with these initial results and hope that this new web traffic helps generate a significant rise in enquiries and new business for Danco ensuring that their investment shows a significant return.
Read more about our Search Engine Optimisation.
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- April 7, 2009
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- 4:38 p.m.
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- Sam
All things steam
Touchscreen game design
We have been working on a pretty complicated interactive game called the Energy Challenge. It's highly targeted towards engineers working within the management of steam and as well as being part of an direct mail campaign, it will also feature at a major upcoming exhibition in May, and be used internally at their offices.
The game is built in Flash with a multi lingual XML back end allowing easy addition of languages as it gets used globally.
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- April 4, 2009
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- 8:56 a.m.
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- Sam
Vutrix Website
Re-design
We are currently in development on a new product based website for Vutrix, suppliers of high-end displays for the broadcast industry.
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- March 27, 2009
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- 4:03 p.m.
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- Richard
Middlesex University
Brand Film
Omni's Business of Learning Video department continues to set the standard of education promos by enrolling Middlesex University as its latest client.
Middlesex Uni have big plans, and for that they need a big, barn storming promo that has all the bravado of one of London’s largest, edgiest, trail blazing Universities. Covering diversity, internationalism, London life, student life, and learning time and space; Omni will be producing six shorts for Middlesex over the coming months using the Red One camera, turning over in super sexy slow-mo, 100 fps of all of their offerings in dramatic and super detailed fashion from sporting clashes to science explosions. It’s going to be a belter. Boof!
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- March 26, 2009
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- 8:21 a.m.
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- Richard
Omni and UWE
Better Together
UWE believe in the power of partnerships, and have had some 3400 interactions with 1125 businesses and community organisations from Aardman to Xerox. (No ‘Z’ titled companies yet…)
Omni have been commissioned to produce a dynamic live action / motion graphic promo for UWE that demonstrates their brilliant Better Together Brand and how their powerful industry partnerships create a richer real world experience for their students, who as a result of direct contact with these potential employers, graduate with excellent CVs to boot.
So far, we’ve been won over by Sir Richard Noble and the incredible 1000mph land speed record breaking Blood Hound, and Science Minister Lord Drayson and the UWE robotics department where UWE are leading the world in artificial intelligence. All impressive stuff and right on our doorstep too. Omni will be there to catch more of UWE’s pioneering work over the next few weeks with the promo to be released in the next month.
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- March 18, 2009
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- 10:25 p.m.
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- Sideshow
Missing in West Bank..sy
Palestine
Contrary to Bristol legend the famous Banksy Wall Art is not on the Israeli Defence but on an extension to the former protecting the tomb of Rachel (Jacob's wife). Furthermore, it has left in strips for selfious souvenir hunter's ebay dreams.
Intrepid Omni Developer, Simon Harrison, on a trip through Palestine has uncovered worse still. There are no flat screen monitors on the West Bank anywhere and the families on the Hebron front line suffer daily from Israeli intrusions and humiliations.
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- March 18, 2009
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- 9:39 a.m.
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- Sam
Branding
Wrap3 Stationery
A sneaky peak at Wrap3's new branding applied to some stationery fresh from the printers. The website is under development and will be completed over the coming months.
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- March 17, 2009
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- 1:05 p.m.
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- Sam
Skateboard Graphics
Laser Technology
If only these had been around back in the day! We've been looking into laser technology for a print job and came across this sexy application of the technique: Refil 7. Definitely worth checking out.
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- March 13, 2009
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- 5:12 p.m.
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- Sam
This is the Order
Relentless Mag
Love the look and design of this new mag launched by Relentless. Really subtle branding for a drinks company and some really cool articles. Worth checking out: Relentless Magazine
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- March 9, 2009
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- 2:15 p.m.
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- Omni
Street Art
Edgar Mueller
Some beautiful and dramatic street art we came across. Check out the making of video on his site. www.metanamorph.com
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- Feb. 14, 2009
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- 9:16 a.m.
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- Sam
Game for Comic Relief
Chris Moyles Game
Doing our little bit for comic relief, we saw an opportunity where we could re-skin one of our old games to help support radio one DJ Chris Moyles in his climb up Mount Kilimanjaro.
Visit: www.fitdjs.com and follow links to 'Sponsor Chris'
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- Feb. 5, 2009
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- 9:44 a.m.
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- Sam
Wrap3 Branding
Branding and Website
Omni has been appointed to undertake the branding and new website development for Wrap3, one of Bristol’s fastest expanding creative companies, who is pioneering a new technology for 3D projection.
Wrap3 has already been commissioned by international brands that include the latest Bond film, Quantum of Solace, Chanel and the Arcadia Group. They use their innovative technology to project images, which wrap perfectly around 3D objects from exhibition stands to whole buildings, making solid forms seem fluid and dynamic. The versatility of the technique and its ability to create a bold, immersive experience in any room or environment, have made it an attractive proposition to global brands around the world.
Omni will work closely with Wrap 3 to develop a highly creative, dynamic and unique brand identity to position Wrap3 alongside its international client base. The new website will incorporate 3D animation using PaperVision3D– the latest development in Flash.
Sam Hearn, Omni’s MD said: “We love the work that Wrap3 do and have been looking for a project that allows us to explore PaperVision3D with real purpose. We are not just creating a website but marrying two technologies which seem to share very similar ethics – its going to be a lot of fun.”
Alistair Burleigh, the founder and creative force behind Wrap3 said: “Wrap3 was one step away from re-locating to London a while ago, then Bristol just won me over with it’s easy going but highly professional way of creative working. There is a real talent pool here as Omni prove. It felt like Omni understood my business from the first meeting, and we are really excited to be working together”.
The new site will be launched later in 2009.
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- Feb. 5, 2009
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- 8:37 a.m.
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- Sam
Vistair Website
Airline Technology
We are excited to be working with Vistair on the redesign of their website over the coming months.
Vistair specialise in the the development of innovative time and energy saving systems for the Airline industry, and have some pretty heavy weight clients on their list. They are looking to breath some life into their site, and Omni are happy to oblige.
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- Feb. 5, 2009
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- 8:32 a.m.
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- Sam
Danco Website Design
Marquee Hire
Omni are working with Danco, a major player in the Marquee and tent hire market, on the re-design of their new website over the coming months.
The site will give Danco a far stronger position within this competitive market place, and will ensure users get straight to the information they need fast and intuitively.
By designing a clean and optimised site it will be far more attractive for search engines and ensure that it is crawled effectively, pushing up it's Google rankings and generating valuable new leads. Omni will be consulting Danco on further SEO marketing campaigns during and post project to help raise its profile even further.
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- Feb. 5, 2009
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- 8:24 a.m.
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- Sam
The RPS Ad Campaign
Adding Value
Omni are working with The RPS to generate new revenue sources via online advertising partnerships.
Our role is to secure spend from complimentary brands such as Canon and Nikon who are running campaigns which include MPU size ad creative which we then house on The Society's website. A per mil impression rate is agreed and all user traffic and click throughs are logged and analyzed.
Omni have also been generating new member enquiries by launching and managing The Society's own ad campaign.
The campaigns are proving very successful and The Society is on its way to having a self sustaining website together with an upsurge in membership enquiries adding real value to Omni's offering.
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- Feb. 4, 2009
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- 8:26 p.m.
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- John
Time Crisis on iPhone
How cool!
Many a happy hour was spent playing Time Crisis as teenager and now Namco has released Time Crisis Strike, for the iPhone and iPod touch. Similar to the popular Time Crisis arcade games, Strike uses a duck-and-shoot design, allowing users to tap on the screen to fire and tilt the iPhone or iPod touch to duck, take cover, and reload.
Describe by Namco as "Adrenaline-pumping rail-shooter action has arrived big time in Time Crisis Strike." We'll have to see if it lives up to the hype.
The game offers two game modes—Arcade Mode and Crisis Missions—and is available now from the App Store for just under £4
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- Feb. 4, 2009
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- 3:49 p.m.
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- John
Typefaces that we love
February 2009
Typography isn't just about being legible and looking great.
When we choose an effective font, among other things, we try and achieve two important objectives:
1) Create an appropriate atmosphere and enable users to develop trust towards the site or printed media.
2) Make sure your collateral gets the main message across and users becomes interested in the services offered on the media.
Below you’ll find the first post of some first-class typefaces for corporate design that we love. Please notice that they are not free; however, we believe that these typefaces definitely work.
Graphik
“I ended up drawing inspiration from all parts of the 20th century. The heavy end of the family is based in part on Paul Renner’s Plak, a relatively obscure display typeface cut only in large sizes of woodtype, that is related to his heavier weights of Futura but has rounder, friendlier, fatter proportions“. By Christian Schwartz.
Stag Sans
The normal/quirky balance is a bit different in the heavy weights, which are more likely to be used for enormous headlines. The final result is a perfect match for Stag, and also works as a muscular counterpoint to just about any elegant serif face.
Prelo
A large sans-serif family with 18 weights with ligatures, alternates, fractions, scientific inferiors, superscript, swashes, oldstyle figures, lining figures, tabular figures, numerators, denominators, ordinals and smallcaps.
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- Feb. 4, 2009
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- 1:54 p.m.
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- John
Google Latitude
Ok so thats well nosey
Google is today launching software called Latitude that lets mobile phone users share their location with close contacts. The search will help people find each other while they're out and about and, more creepily, keep track of loved ones.
"What Google Latitude does is allow you to share that location with friends and family members, and likewise be able to see their locations," said Steve Lee, product manager for Latitude. For example, a girlfriend could use it to see if her boyfriend has arrived at a restaurant for their date and, if not, which of their mutual friends he was cheating on her with.
To protect privacy, Google specifically requires people to sign up for the service. People can share their precise location, the city they're in, or nothing at all.
The software spotlights Google's fixation with mapping and location technology. The company sees its geographic services as a way to establish a more personal connection with customers who today use Google chiefly for search. And of course money is involved, too: Google hopes its mapping technology will lead to location-based advertising revenue.
Google's power is firmly lodged in search and search advertising, but the company is trying to expand to broader online services. That includes online documents and various aspects of social networking, which are much more personal services and ones that put Google into more direct competition with rivals such as Microsoft, Facebook and Yahoo. Like using Google profiles to contact information with select contacts, using Google Latitude tells Google who's who in your social graph.
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- Feb. 4, 2009
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- 12:31 p.m.
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- John
Making our lives easier
Browse QuickLook Plugins
We love our lives being made easier. We love the 10.5 Mac QuickLook plugin, but the out of the box plugins are limited.
So with some digging, Omni compiled some of their favorite extras for the creative industry.
HD Quick Look v1.0.0 by Shedworx
Description: HD Quick Look lets you view the first frame of your AVCHD files (mts and m2ts) without. View multiple files as a slide show, as an index sheet or full screen - all with a single click.
Gimp XCF Quick Look Plugin v1.0 by wilber-loves-apple
Description: Displays previews for Gimp (xcf) files.
Requirements: Gimp.app must be installed and opened at least once
Mobipocket eBooks by Durrant Software
Description: Displays cover image (if any) for Mobipocket (.mobi, .prc) eBooks
Cinema4D Plugin by [XPresso24.com]
Description: Adds QuickLook support for Cinema4D-created files. Cinema4D is a cross-platform 3D graphics application.
Description: Displays Entourage emails located through spotlight.
FJNWebArchive v1.0 by fujidana
Description: FJN Web Archive allows viewing of Safari WebArchive files.
Quick Look Filter for QuarkXPress 7 by Quark
Description: Displays previews of QuarkXPress 7 files in Quicklook
Requirements: QuarkXPress 7.31
Description: QuickChm lets you preview Compiled HTML Archives (*.chm) in Quick Look.
BetterZip Quick Look Generator v1.1 by macitbetter
Description: QuickLook plugin allowing previewing of a wide array of compressed file types.
Currently supports: ZIP, TAR, GZip, BZip2, ARJ, LZH, ISO, CHM, CAB, CPIO, RAR, 7-Zip, DEB, RPM, StuffIt\'s SIT, DiskDoubler, BinHex, and MacBinary. Version 1.1 brings additional view options, collapsible folders, and many other features.
SneakPeekPro by Code Line Communications
Description: Preview Illustrator, InDesign, and EPS documents without launching an application. Also allows viewing of fonts, images, and colors used in many CS3 documents.
Adobe Illustrator Viewer by Hrmpf Description:
Description: Allows viewing Adobe Illustrator files, but only if the files are saved with PDF compatibility.
Requirements: Files must be saved with PDF compatibility.
Textmate Integration by Ciarán Walsh
Description: This is a set of two plugins. One plugin allows QuickLook to use TextMate's syntax highlighter when viewing Perl, PHP, Ruby, Shell, and C/Obj-C files. The other allows the use of Quicklook from within TextMate's project pane.
HetimaClipping.qlgenerator by Hetima
Description: "This is Cover Flow and Quick Look plugin for text clipping files (.textClipping). and picture clipping files (.pictClipping)."
Description: Allows previewing of flash videos, or .FLV-formatted files. Displays the animated video along with the time remaining and a play/pause control.
Requirements: The free, open-source, Perian to be installed.
EPSQLPlugIn EPS Viewer by Eternal Storms
Description: "EPSQLPlugIn is a QuickLook plugin for Mac OS X Leopard to extend QuickLooks functionality to be able to display previews and thumbnails for eps files."
ColorXML QuickLook v1.0 by Fabio Lecca
Description: QuickLook plugin to see XML files with indentation and syntax coloring.
Description: Allows previewing of folders. Replaces the default view of an enlarged icon with a preview of the folder's contents.
Description: Allows previewing of .zip files. Shows a preview of the zip archive's contents.
Description: Allows previewing of .zip files. Shows a preview of the zip archive's contents along with metadata pertaining to the zip archive.
- posted
- Feb. 3, 2009
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- 2:04 p.m.
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- John
Fancy a dip
Google goes under water
The latest version of Google Earth will map the 70 per cent of the Earth's surface that is underwater.
How mad is that? Take your hats off to the Google boys and girls for innovative thinking.
The new version, launched at the California Academy of Sciences, takes data from more than 80 organisations, including the US Navy, the National Geographic Society and the Marine Conservation Society.
It provides a map of the underwater sections of the Earth, including mountains, shipwrecks and the deepest part of the planet, the Marinas trench.
"With this latest version of Google Earth, you can not only zoom into whatever part of our planet's surface you wish to examine in closer detail, you can now dive into the world's oceans that cover almost three-quarters of the planet and discover new wonders that had not been accessible in previous versions of this magical experience," said former US vice president Al Gore at the launch.
The software includes up to 21 data points at various points in the ocean, showing everything from surface temperature to information on the underwater environment and images from deep sea surveys.
"Starting today we have a much more detailed bathymetric map (the ocean floor) so you can actually drop below the surface and explore the nooks and crannies of the sea floor in 3D," said John Hanke, director of Google Earth and Maps, in a blog post.
"While you're there you can explore thousands of data points including videos and images of ocean life, details on the best surf spots, logs of real ocean expeditions and much more."
The new software, version 5.0 of the code, also includes the first mapping of Mars, in partnership with Nasa. By selecting the Mars tab users can navigate over the Red Planet using the latest mapping scans from the space agency.
Google has also added a timescale function, so that images on Google Earth can be used to scroll through different eras to see how Silicon Valley grew and matured, for example.
More user information can also be added, including video clips, personal reminiscences and more detailed photographs.
See a video on the BBC website.
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- Feb. 2, 2009
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- 7:28 p.m.
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- Sam
Breasts
...and the wonders of SEO
Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) is a complicated beast that's always changing but one thing is for certain...put the word 'breasts' in your browser title and page content and your page will receive ten times more hits than any other on your site.
Every year Omni give what they can to breast cancer awareness day, and announce it on our online news pages. When working our way through the site analytics, it quickly became clear that this was our number one landing page. Ok...so the time spent on the site once they were there was a fraction compared to users who were genuinely looking for our creative and technical genius but still, it was fascinating to see.
It's no surprise that the sex industry has driven much of the expansion in the web, mobile content, SEO and rich media content delivery but it's just funny to actually see it in action.
We make it our mission to understand how SEO is moving forward, and how we can offer the best services possible to our clients, image naming, related in-bound links, targeted copy, optimized pages, web standards compliant site builds etc....We take our information from which ever source is most relevant. ;-)
NOTE: Sorry for all those other people who clicked on this link expecting something a little different.
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- Feb. 1, 2009
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- 2:51 p.m.
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- John
Little Gems
Forgeting your shortcuts?
Did you know that the average Mac OS X application has 40 to 80 menu shortcuts?
Menu shortcuts are supposed to provide quick access to frequently used menu commands. Honestly though, how many shortcuts keys do you know by heart?
KeyCue helps you to use your Mac OS X applications more effectively by displaying a concise table of all currently available menu shortcuts.
You no longer need to memorize and remember key combinations; just press the command key and KeyCue tells you what you want to know.
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- Jan. 31, 2009
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- midnight
- by
- John
A new user interface for 10.6
'Marble'
Last year, Apple announced that they will be releasing the next major revision of Mac OS X (10.6 Snow Leopard) in 2009. The focus of Snow Leopard has been on performance and quality of the underlying codebase rather than introducing new end-user features.
However according to macrumors.com, Apple will apparently use Snow Leopard's release to tweak the overall user interface for Mac OS X and unify it across applications. Exact details of the theme changes have not been made public, as the current developer seeds for Snow Leopard still retain Apple's existing Aqua theme. The new theme will likely involve tweaks to the existing design and perhaps a "flattening" of Aqua in-line with Apple's iTunes and iPhoto interface elements.
The codename for the new interface is said to be "Marble" -- though that seems likely to be an internal codename only. John Gruber had also hinted at such changes in a pre-Macworld prediction piece and had independently heard the codename "Marble".
Apple's Snow Leopard is rumored to be released as early as the first quarter of 2009.
Omni say any OS update which has a description which includes the words 'focus on performance' is all good with us.
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- Jan. 15, 2009
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- midnight
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- John
We love our iPhones
New Web Browsers for iPhone
Brennon Slattery, PC World was had a hands-on look for the new Web browsers available for the iPhone and iPod Touch.
Edge Browser
The main feature of the free Edge Browser is that it removes the clutter from an ordinary Safari Web page to present sites in full-screen glory. Besides the reception, time, and battery bar at the top of your iPhone’s screen, you should see nothing but the page.
Problem is, all I saw was nothing. I loaded the browser, and as I was trying to figure out how you’re supposed to leave the Apple Store page, it crashed. When I rebooted the app, I got a blank white screen. So the edge of my browser was taken off … all the way off.
Incognito
Those of you who are fearful of getting busted for checking out less-than-appropriate sites on your iPhone will be interested in the $2 Incognito.
This browser leaves no traces behind from your wanderings on the Web. Once you close the app, so also disappears your entire browsing history, or even that you were online at all.
Incognito is useful for those with a company iPhone or the generally paranoid.
Shaking Web
Using the iPhone accelerometer, the $2 Shaking Web compensates for small hand and body movements by jiggling the browser’s screen. It functions by sensing movement and applying small but opposite movement to the viewable content.
I paced the office hallways looking somewhat like a moron, trying to read articles on the Web. It was still difficult and annoying. I had “turbo” turned on, which is not the default. Turbo applies forces in both vertical and horizontal movements, whereas the regular viewing mode only applies to vertical movements.
One of the bigger problems with Shaking Web is that it’s not completed. As of this writing, pop-up windows are not supported and sites requiring new windows to open links will not work. That’s a pretty big chunk of the Internet, so unless you’re hanging out on stolid sites, Shaking Web is not for you.
WebMate
Offering the closest thing to tabbed browsing for the iPhone, WebMate is a useful application for those who like to collect a series of Web sites for reading later. The idea behind the $1 WebMate is excellent, and I hope it spurs Apple to upgrade Safari. But WebMate on its own has one flaw: when you have two separate pages open, WebMate does not save the other tabs in their full form, so whenever you switch back and forth, the page has to load from the beginning all over again. This takes time that regular tabbed browsing does not.
It’s important to remember that these new browsers are all based on the Safari developer kit, and aren’t actual differentiations from Safari but instead, separate add-ons. I’d keep Incognito and WebMate handy and hope for continuous upgrades. With the right additions, both could prove to be better than the included Safari browser.
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- Jan. 7, 2009
- time
- midnight
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- Sam
Pickled Egg website launched
Successful launch
The magical team of Omni and McFaul get together again to produce a new website for Pickled Egg, a fresh thinking Corporate Incentive company based in Chichester.
Omni worked successfully with McFaul a little while back on a Flash based, multi lingual website and a series of short, online commercials for Toshiba.
It is a first for us not getting involved in the design process, and it was fraught with challenges but we all got there in the end and the result has been well received and is serving them well.
See the site here: www.pickledeggevents.com
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- Jan. 6, 2009
- time
- midnight
- by
- Sam
Balls of fury 2
Office entertainment
Ok....so maybe this isn't news...but it is for us...Omni now have a table tennis table and it RULES!!!
Some may say it's a distraction and a waste of space, others may say it improves hand eye coordination, gets people away from their computer screens and sparks a bit of team camaraderie, (although it's more like bitter rivalry at the moment!). Either way it's great to have.
If any other agencies out there have one, let us know and we can set up some inter agency matches.
Email: nochance@omniproductions.co.uk to try your luck.
NOTE: No shoes rules are in force (to save our nice carpet) so make sure your feet are clean and socks match.
- posted
- Jan. 6, 2009
- time
- midnight
- by
- Sam
Happy New Year
A little love
Happy New Year to one and all. I watched the news over the Xmas break and there was an exciting feature on people having a great time seeing in the New Year....and then the presenter said...."It's a shame this will be short lived because of the current economic climate."...unbelievable!!
Here at Omni we are great believers in positive thinking and doing, and it's statements like this that broadcasters seem to spread into the world and make it a more difficult place. Enough of this economic blues we say!!
We wish everyone the happiest, most prosperous and fun year ever.
Life isn't about waiting for the storm to pass, it's about learning to dance in the rain.
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- Dec. 1, 2008
- time
- midnight
- by
- Richard
Portsmouth Uni Promo
Video Project
Omni are currently working on a long term project with Portsmouth University to promote their STEM Department (science, technology, engineering and mathematics).
The purpose of the film is to inspire 16-18 year olds to take on the science subjects that have traditionally been seen as either too difficult or boring.
We will make it our mission to make science sexy!
