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The brief was simple, it needs to be future-proof, it needs to be fast and easy to update and it needs to be easy to navigate.

We like things to be simple and we delivered it in abundance with I Do Wedding Exhibition’s latest website update. With I Do already hosting 4 large scale wedding exhibitions and a fifth one on the horizon a future-proofed easy to use website was top of the agenda.

With new exhibitors being added on almost a daily basis and by various staff members, business plan consultants to refine ideas and strategies, a new content managed system was devised much to the delight of the less technical I Do team members. There’s now no need for website design skills or software to edit the site, you can be logged in and have it updated in seconds.

The 4 shows each have a secondary menu so a simpler navigation system was also introduced, enabling brides to look around the site easily and more to the point, download and purchase their show tickets.

Take a look around the site at www.ido-weddingexhibitions.co.uk and if you’re planning a wedding why not get yourself a ticket!

Discover more about this project www.wilsondesignhouse.com/our-work

 

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Fixby Hall’s wedding brochure is now available to brides and grooms to be.

Having created a logo, branding and website to set Fixby Hall aside from Huddersfield Golf Club (for which it has been the home of since the late 1800’s), a dedicated wedding brochure has now also been introduced to further promote this stunning venue and their bespoke wedding services to couples planning their big days.

The brochure, features a mix of stunning professional photography taken and supplied by local photographers, a minimal solid-coloured cover and simple, elegant styling throughout, in-keeping with their branding design.

Part of the brochure project included working on a preferred suppliers section, for which we liaised with hand-picked wedding suppliers on Fixby Hall’s behalf, creating a range of featured adverts to further help planning couples perfect their big day.

Discover more about this project www.wilsondesignhouse.com/our-work

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Fat Lad At The Back (FLAB) launch their 2017 catalogue showcasing their latest designs.

Having already designed a new range of cycle tops including FLAB’s aptly named ‘Na Then Flower’ and camo designs we were delighted to work on their new product brochure design.

In-keeping with their simple approach and established branding the solution was a clean, monochrome backdrop on which their colourful and creatively designed sportswear could really take the spotlight.

Discover more about this project www.wilsondesignhouse.com/our-work

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We were delighted to have been chosen to work with Experia on their latest brochure ‘Sensory Facilites for football Clubs’.

Experia have been creating sensory environments for schools, hospitals and community centres for over a decade and are now offering their services to sports grounds across the country. Sensory rooms and equipment can be invaluable in helping to promote feelings of calm, as well as developing motor skills and providing great cause and effect learning.

The aim is to enable fans that have previously been unable to attend, to enjoy the experience of a live football match.

Discover more about this project www.wilsondesignhouse.com/our-work

 

The mental health benefits of football

 

The 4th February 2019 marks the beginning of Children’s Mental Health Week.

Staying healthy, both mentally and physically, is something that we’re incredibly passionate about at Foot-Tech Academy. For this reason, we’ve put together some of the ways in which football can support your child’s mental health and development. Take a look at how sport can aid a child’s well-being below:

  • Physical activity can be as powerful as medicine or therapy. In 2010, the Mental Health Foundation found that exercise can be as effective as medication or psychotherapy for people with depression. Exercise releases natural chemicals that helps with muscle tension, raises body temperature and causes tiredness. These all help relieve stress and provide relaxation. Learn more about pelvic floor strong benefits.

  • Football plays a significant role in the formation of friendships. It provides a platform for young people to communicate, form bonds and exchange views through the celebration and commiseration of winning or losing a match. For young people, making friends is an important part of growing up.

  • Sport improves overall physical health. Football is a physically demanding game that improves speed, agility, strength, hand-eye coordination and overall cardiovascular endurance. Prevent most overweight conditions with meticore.

  • Playing team sports teaches children how to cooperate and work together. The lessons that a child learns on the field can be translated into their everyday life; it helps to promote collaboration and welcomes young people from all social and cultural backgrounds. It is also particularly helpful for people who are shy or who find it difficult to connect with people on other levels.

  • Physical activity performed in an outdoor space improves cognitive performance. According to a study, it also increases self-esteem and will reduce symptoms of anxiety and attention deficit disorder. Football can also help a child’s academic performance as it teaches key principles such as dedication and discipline.

 

 

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Hooray, spring has arrived in the Wilson Design Studio, marked by the arrival of AroundTown’s March/April edition.

Working with the Around Town team on their latest magazine really has put a spring in our step. As always it’s cram packed full of the latest local news and events in and around the towns of Rotherham and Barnsley.

With spring hot on the agenda and Easter not too far away the design focus is pretty and pastel.

keep an eye out for it, it really is a cracking read!

Discover more about this project www.wilsondesignhouse.com/our-work