Showing posts with label our work; design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label our work; design. Show all posts

Tuesday, 2 March 2010

HGC Creates new screen saver for SeeSaw!

SeeSaw is a brand new website for those that love TV.
Showing the most popular shows from the past and present for free, (BBC, Channel 4 and Five)
SeeSaw is set to be a dominant force on the web for years to come.

Higher Ground were approached to create an animated screen saver conceptually driven by their logo.
The screensaver is to be used internally, right across the company as a whole

We're really proud of the creative and so are SeeSaw!

Click on the image below to see the animation:

Thursday, 9 July 2009

Over and out

Over the last couple of weeks, we've been working with Excell Group on the design and development of a new website for one of their divisions, Excell Mobile and just in time for this week's blog update, the website has gone live!

Excell Group are a leading provider of Voice & Data services, while Excell Mobile deals specifically with mobile solutions. This includes a range of handsets and accessories but also a set of software such as Mobile Manager (used by businesses to monitor employees' mobile phone use and spend).

We've worked with Excell a few times in the past (have a look through our portfolio for examples), but this time they came to us with an aim to increase their web presence - which was of course an offer we couldn't refuse. A few weeks on, the website looks great (if we do say so ourselves!) and all the relevant information on Excell Mobile and all their products is only a few clicks away.

Plus, we're not the only ones that are happy with the site - this is what Excell had to say about the project:

'Just wanted to say thank you for your professionalism and commitment to the project. I’m delighted with the final outcome. Please pass on my thanks to your team.'

So don't just sit there, have a click around and tell us what you think!

Thursday, 18 June 2009

Morning Press

Over the last year or so, we've often written about projects we got to work on for The Buffalo Club and well, it's that time again!

Last week, we got our hands on a quick turnaround job producing a full-page advertisement to go into CityAm newspaper. The ad was produced to spread the word about the Club's first event, which takes place on Saturday, 20th June and holds a £10,000 stake.

So, if you have a spare £11,000 for a seat at one of the table alongside all kinds of celebrities - why not register for the next event on their website?

In the meantime though - have a look at our ad and let us know what you think!



plus.... Become a Higher Ground Creative Groupie!

In addition to our Twitter account, which we wrote about a few weeks ago, we now have our own group on Facebook and YouTube too. Have a look, join our group and send through your comments!

Watch this space for a link to our Vimeo group too....

Thursday, 26 March 2009

The Tibian Adventure

As we've been updating our blog over the last 9 months, you may have been able to piece together an idea as to the type of projects we take part in and the work we do. So this week, we thought we'd introduce one of our more 'unusual' projects (just to keep you guessing!).

A little while ago, our Google Pay-Per-Click (PPC) advertising campaign caught the eye of Alex Pemberton. A taxi driver by day, Alex is currently in the process of self-publishing his first book. The first in a series of fantasy books, 'The Tibian Adventure' is set in the world of Vorboria, where a strange but very real danger lurks over the Tibian civilization.

Alex came to Higher Ground in order to develop an online marketing strategy for the book prior to its publication (possibly later this year). Based on the artwork used within the book and some other fantasy websites Alex likes the look and feel of, we put together www.thetibianadventure.com.



Off the back of the website, we'll also be working with Alex to design adverts for the side of his black cab, taxi receipts and adverts for the back of the taxi seats. Maybe our taxi advertising will make it as far as Mumbai like Creative Review's....