As part of a £2.2 million redevelopment of the museum and expansion of its collections, supported by the National Lottery Heritage Fund, the museum needed to be realigned to better connect with its audience and unlock the potential that the museum offered through its website, handling online donations, ticketing to events sold through the front desk and on the website as well as displaying the museums collections online.

Following on from the brand identity and signage work we had completed for the museum, our solution was to create a completely new website using a cost effectively CMS (WordPress), which could bring the museum and its collections to life, whilst handling online donations and integrating the front desk ticket sales to the website to ensure that events didn’t become over booked by the website and front desk not being linked together.

Flexible templates which allow the museum to create new pages at will for upcoming events, whilst maintaining our high visual aesthetic to capture the audiences imagination to encourage a visit to the museum. Collections can be browsed either before our after a visit to discover more and donations and ticketing are handled by our e-commerce solution.