Wham, Kapaau, Thud! These are just some of the sounds you can hear in videos that are available to watch on the new Bamma web portal. Yes, the atmosphere is intense and to some degree, brutal. And the site reflects exactly that.
Displaying a mix of bright orange and white, the site dictates brilliant flair with regards to design and its utmost simplicity in terms of navigation. Moreover, the site also has a rich depth of information contextual to the sport laying down a spectrum of options for the end user to browse through. Essentially, all the information a fan could desire from the sport.
Interactivity is also a choice that one can make in real time. This means that you could instantly ‘like’ the Bamma page on the site via the Facebook section and receive instant updates as and when available or for the more Tweet oriented, you’re now empowered to throw in your two cents of information which may hold a lot of value to other Bamma followers.
To further your plethora of options in terms of engagement, you can give your opinion by way of polls, buy tickets to the next event whilst also being able to make arrangements for accommodation. All in all, a true mixed martial art fanatics paradise.
So don’t try and search for results of every match on Google and don’t try and look for videos on YouTube and certainly don’t try and book tickets from dodgy places; give yourself a break and head to www.bamma.co.uk
We begin by throwing some light on the photo shoot that our head of business development and our MD, David Suter, directed to some extent. This took place for a fashion designer who creates high end fashion clothing for the financially strong for whom, we created the web site.
Coming to the latest that is happening in the world of technology, let us first congratulate Apple on its launch of the much anticipated iPad 2 in the UK which would be available to the public for procurement after 5pm today. At £399 for the basic model - 16GB and wifi-only - it’s hard to resist, though those with a bit more to spend should consider the 32GB model with wifi and 3G (£579). But we would know of the reaction from the audiences all over the UK, post the designated time of sale. We wait as one of our creative technologists would bring one home to our agency.
And for all the Google followers out there, the Google Chrome browser has a new logo which in some sense has given the platform a facelift. It’s the same aesthetics but complemented with a simpler look and feel to it. It’s formulated to keep with the evolving times due to most of the areas of design and animation going three dimensional and able to accomodate this logo better.
Let us kick off the conversation by saying that we at our London digital agency have been invited by the Westminster Council to throw some light on careers related to the new digital age, not only limited to digital marketing but rather a hoard of other options which are available to techies. This would be headed by our M.D and Head of Business Development to impart some of the values and knowledge that they have accumulated through their years of experience in the web design London industry.
