We started working with the Society of Antiquaries of London in 2019. As with any large web project, we began with a series of workshops with the teams at Burlington House and Kelmscott Manor. And – as with many of our amazing clients, we felt enormous privilege and excitement at being involved with a client with such interesting and varied context and content.
One of the perks of the job is literally getting to see behind the scenes at the organisation – and SAL was no exception – both Burlington and Kelmscott are full to the brim of amazing stories, artefacts, history and people.
The site we developed is large and complex, a WordPress build and design with a number of facets: event support, custom post types for SAL’s Collection Highlights (powered by CultureObject), a complex bespoke plugin built to support their Grant application process, a plugin which syncs with their Fellows CRM, and much more.
The Society are very proactive and continue to actively develop their web presence – we continue to support them and are currently working with them to develop a storytelling / exhibitions online platform.
We have been working with Thirty 8 Digital since 2019 and they have been invaluable in the growth of the digital presence of our organisation. Mike and the team created our new website for us and continue to help us grow our offer. As a membership organisation and a charity our digital development project was extremely complex but Thirty 8 were great at bringing the many software and systems we have together including helping us understand the technology and acting as go between with our IT consultants for us. This made the process stress free for us as Mike understood our organisations needs and was able to ‘translate’ the tech jargon for us! We are a small organisation with limited staff resources but big ideas and Mike has been able to work with us to develop additional features since we launched our new website including a new exhibition site. Their knowledge of the museum and culture sector makes a huge difference when looking at future planning and projects as they have insights and contacts that have been vital for us in helping to deliver our charitable objective through digital projects. I can’t recommend the team enough, they have gone above and beyond to help us and have been a life saver more than once when we needed to turn around a project with a tight deadline.
As a small charity with limited resources (both time and money), choosing a website designer for a complete overhaul and modernisation of our website was a daunting task – we didn’t have much breathing room. This was also the first time I’d lead on a project with this much impact and I was pretty nervous but after our first online meeting, I knew both I and the project would be in safe hands with Thirty8 thanks to Mike’s honesty and his friendly approach....
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