Here are examples of Binary Vision digital media projects. Or click here for our
e-learning Portfolio
- RAF Careers
- AssureID
- Typhoon Quest
- Gasp!
- The Letter Box
- LoveLife
- Write Away
- MusiColor
- Toxic Shock Information Service
- Visionm
- Virtual Symposium Series
- SILK
- Cardiology Guidelines
- CellLux and Lumilux
- Jobcentre Plus Brand
“Creative and perceptive… all the staff that we have dealt with have been excellent.”
More quotes Gill Bayford, Newham College
Digital Media
Digital Media Portfolio – Featured Examples
RAF Careers
(to web site)
One of many RAF sites created by Binary Vision with Magenta CMS
Clients: Royal Air Force and COI
Partners: LIDA and other agencies
AssureID
(to mirror web site)
Interactive case study for web and kiosk installation – bringing AssureID’s quality control to life
Client: PerkinElmer
Typhoon Quest
(to web site)
Frenetic arcade-style game, featuring real video footage and high-intensity game play.
Clients: Royal Air Force and COI
Asthma Kiosk Featuring: Gasp!
Wide-ranging resource for physicians including the TV-quality case study ‘soap opera’, Gasp!
Client: AstraZeneca
The Letter Box
Making the design and history of this iconic street object exciting and accessible to all.
Client: Royal Mail
Digital Media Portfolio – Other Examples
Write Away
RNIB award for accessibility
Sponsor: Post Office
MusiColor
BIMA and EMMA awards
Client: Virgin Interactive
Toxic Shock Information Service
Simple and effective health information site
Client: AHPMA
VisionM
Interactive medical slide sets
Client: Elsevier (Mosby)
Virtual Symposium Series
Added value virtual meetings
Client: AstraZeneca
SILK
Nursing and midwifery strategy: brand creation and delivery
Client: Homerton Foundation Hospital
Cardiology Guidelines
Extending and repurposing important clinical content
Client: European Society of Cardiology
CellLux and LumiLux
Kiosk presentation and print media
Client: PerkinElmer
Jobcentre Plus Brand Extranet
Interactive resource to keep Jobcentre Plus brand on message
Client: Department for Work and Pensions
Partner: Central Office of Information
