Showcasing and enriching collections for discovery and engagement

We have brought design and creativity to the heart of our cultural heritage practice, utilising user centric techniques to ensure what is delivered to the target user is carefully considered and validated every step of the way. These aspects have often been deprioritised within the sector, undermining typical institutional objectives of wider engagement with digitised collections.

We focus on staying abreast of the latest technologies and how they can be applied within the cultural heritage domain. As illustrated in the case studies below, we have used data transformation and enrichment—often using Natural Language Processing (NLP), computer vision and machine learning (ML) based tools—on many projects, combined with innovative interface design, to enrich the potential discoverability of content within digital collections. We have built ‘generous interfaces’ and visualisations as a result that enable users to access information and make connections that would otherwise be missed.

Our products and reusable components enable us to deliver common functionality at low cost and so more of your budget can be used for innovation and tailoring the work outputs to your more unique user needs and organisational goals.