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Website

CQC2T

Building a website for the future of computing. We worked hard to migrate a huge and complex database to a new contemporary website. Complete with its own quantum matrix interface.

Website

Inspired by content heavy news sites, we designed a robust grid layout that would suck in unique data for each page. The homepage alone had three live data feeds, while the Our People pages dynamically populated academics and support staff, then ranked them via seniority and position held.

The quantum matrix

How to display a set of complex, interrelated data, in a compact and unique way?

We displayed the filtering options for their data in a counter rotating 3 ringed-matrix, with each element linked via it's parent and child relationships. To facilitate the functional build of this matrix, we utitlised CSS3 and SVG for the frontend, communication via AJAX to a backend database to create the data sets, and retrieve content based on the selected filter options.

Custom CSS3 styles are then applied to colour and size the SVG elements, and apply animation to the matrix rings, and to apply hover and state change events. All of the frontend JavaScript is contained in a 240 line file with comments (less that 1k minified), and the CSS3 in a 140 line file with comments (less that 1k minified)

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Stationery

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Social skins & post templates

Infographics

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Brand Book

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