Design is about functionality and purpose, not merely making something look attractive.
Graphic design and layout
We design text, figures, graphs and photographs to showcase your content and engage your audiences
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Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO)
AccuRate software user manual
CRCCARE
Remediation Australasia
Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care
AURA 2016: first Australian report on antimicrobial use and resistance in human health
Data visualisation
We present your data to ensure that it tells a story, reflects the information accurately and is easy to understand
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Australian Government Department of Education and Training
Data literacy and data visualisation training
Australian Government Department of the Environment and Energy
State of the environment report 2016
Infographic on STEM in secondary schools
Australian Government Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet
Data skills and capability in the APS framework
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Data visualisation
Which graph should I use?
Data visualisations pique readers’ interest and engage their visuospatial mind.
Data visualisation
Why making graphs is not as easy as you think
Software packages make producing graphs quick and easy. But they can also make it quick and easy to produce a bad graph.
Interactive displays, video and animation
We bring your content to life with scripts, storyboards, graphical elements, video shoots and voice-overs
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Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
DFAT security management framework
Australian Government Department of the Environment and Energy
State of the environment report 2016
Cancer Australia
Cancer Australia’s Consumer Involvement Toolkit
Cancer Australia
Cancer Australia – healthy lifestyles
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Content analysis
Digital transitions in health content
Making health content digital offers several advantages.
The transition to digital is especially interesting when it comes to health content. The traditional (historical) world of health professionals involved bulky textbooks, verbose journal articles and printed guidelines that could easily go out of date without the user even realising.
Writing and editing
Those pesky apostrophes
A friend recently joked that it was ironic that the ACT Writers Association couldn’t get the apostrophe right, when the National Farmers’ Federation could.
Is she right?
It turns out that some phrases and titles that look like they might need an apostrophe actually don’t.
Content strategy
Sign, sign, everywhere a sign
Almost every website, brochure or poster has that familiar phrase at the end: ‘For further information …’.
But is more information necessarily better?