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Vivid has recently completed a project for the London based charity, Trinity Hospice.
We were approached with a simple brief:
“Keep the front end and content the same - just completely replace the CMS with something intuitive that actually works.”
A bit like the magic tablecloth trick, only with the entire back end of a website.
In response to difficulties some people have been having in sending us large files, Vivid has started to develop an online file manager.
The Vivid File Manager will be a password protected area of the new website where users will be able to upload large files to us that would normally be too big to attach to an email.
This entirely browser based solution will eradicate the need to wrestle with setting up unreliable FTP clients, allowing anybody to send us files from any computer connected to the internet (assuming appropriate permissions to upload).
Watch this space for when this new feature will be available for use.
Thanks for coming to the site. We have completely revamped our website to reflect changes going on in the world of digital media and changes going on within Vivid Interactive in response.
In a nutshell we are in the midst of a communications revolution with the spectre of digital media changing the ways we all communicate and the way information, in its varied forms, is distributed.
The world is changing and so are we.
Whilst embracing the whole of digital technology, we are wholly focussed on the use of this technology for education. This is our passion and what we do best.
To fully address the whole of the technology we are involved in the Digital Horizons project, as its name suggests a project that aims to explore the full potential of digital media.
We are also establishing collaborations with others in the worlds of gaming, mobile phone content, film and TV, to further consolidate and broaden our 20 years experience of producing high quality digital media education resources.
The website tells the story. Have a look and contact us for more.
Mick
