Archive for February, 2010

The Shield Guarding Company

Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010
We were approached by The Shield Guarding Company, one of the leading companies in the provision of quality security solutions, to totally redesign and revamp their website. With a design brief to to create a stunning website that made their company stand out from the crowd, we came up with a striking design utilising a continually changing, and updateable,  ’monitor-bank’ image viewer, and visually arresting navigation system. The site is updateable through bespoke content management system.
The Shield Guarding Company have recently been awarded the Security Guarding Company of the Year award and now have a website which shows off their expertise to the full.
“This mix of high-end design, jargon free simplicity and efficient delivery makes Viziononline a company that we would not only use again but would happily recommend to others.”
David Paxton – Shield Guarding Company
Visit the site at: http://www.shieldguarding.co.uk

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We were approached by The Shield Guarding Company, one of the leading companies in the provision of quality security solutions, to totally redesign and revamp their website. With a design brief to to create a stunning website that made their company stand out from the crowd, we came up with a striking design utilising a continually changing, and updateable,  ’monitor-bank’ image viewer, and visually arresting navigation system. The site is updateable through bespoke content management system.

The Shield Guarding Company have recently been awarded the Security Guarding Company of the Year award and now have a website which shows off their expertise to the full.

“This mix of high-end design, jargon free simplicity and efficient delivery makes Viziononline a company that we would not only use again but would happily recommend to others.”

David Paxton – Shield Guarding Company

Visit the site at: http://www.shieldguarding.co.uk

Buzz-Off!

Monday, February 15th, 2010
Last week saw the launch of the hotly awaited new service from Google – Google Buzz. Seen by many as their ‘Twitter Basher’ the service is the latest to wade into the Social Media arena offering status updates, photo sharing, link sharing, pretty much everything that Twitter does (only on a somewhat more inflated manner)
It’s not that Google haven’t tried this before – their Orkut system caught on in Brazil and India but never really managed to get started elsewhere and it’s taken them a good couple of years to get to Buzz.
If you have a Gmail account, then you’ll have Buzz by now. The service is integrated into googles flagship mail system. It’s fairly similar in it’s outlook to Twitter – you can ‘follow’ people, search for people, post messages, photos, links etc. It’s just you’re not limited to 140 characters! Also replies are integrated into original messages which means that you’re more likely to form a ‘conversation’ than you are in twitter.
There’s integration with other services too. Naturally Googles other offereings work well, Picassa for images, Googlereader for news and Gmail. But you can also see your tweets in Buzz (only your though – not your friends and you can’t post a buzz to twitter…)
It remains to be seen whether Buzz will dominate. The jury seems out on both social media streams,  personally we feel that yet another social network to work with brings even more fragmentation to an already widely spread market place.
Time will tell – we’re keeping our eyes on Buzz and will report back when it’s been running a while longer.

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Last week saw the launch of the hotly awaited new service from Google – Google Buzz. Seen by many as their ‘Twitter Basher’ the service is the latest to wade into the Social Media arena offering status updates, photo sharing, link sharing, pretty much everything that Twitter does (only on a somewhat more inflated manner)

It’s not that Google haven’t tried this before – their Orkut system caught on in Brazil and India but never really managed to get started elsewhere and it’s taken them a good couple of years to get to Buzz.

If you have a Gmail account, then you’ll have Buzz by now. The service is integrated into googles flagship mail system. It’s fairly similar in it’s outlook to Twitter – you can ‘follow’ people, search for people, post messages, photos, links etc. It’s just you’re not limited to 140 characters! Also replies are integrated into original messages which means that you’re more likely to form a ‘conversation’ than you are in twitter.

There’s integration with other services too. Naturally Googles other offereings work well, Picassa for images, Googlereader for news and Gmail. But you can also see your tweets in Buzz (only your though – not your friends and you can’t post a buzz to twitter…)

It remains to be seen whether Buzz will dominate. The jury seems out on both social media streams,  personally we feel that yet another social network to work with brings even more fragmentation to an already widely spread market place.

Time will tell – we’re keeping our eyes on Buzz and will report back when it’s been running a while longer.

http://www.google.com/buzz

Say it with a Luv Song

Friday, February 12th, 2010

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Vizion online’s latest design project is live!  www.luv-songs.co.uk is a unique service where you can send your loved one a love song on their mobile along with a personalised message. Choose from the ever changing list of songs and there’s something for everyone from R’n'B, soul, pop, rock, urban, jazz or reggae. Not sure what to send? Check from favourites, the most popular or latest editions. The site uses the latest mobile techonology and is compatible with most mobile phones, the service is simple and quick to use.
With competitions, offers and a blog there’s lots to see on the site, why not surprise your loved one with a song? Don’t forget that this Sunday is St.Valentine’s day – so why not treat your loved one to a unique and different gift?

Vizion online’s latest design project is live!  www.luv-songs.co.uk is a unique service where you can send your loved one a love song on their mobile along with a personalised message. Choose from the ever changing list of songs and there’s something for everyone from R’n'B, soul, pop, rock, urban, jazz or reggae. Not sure what to send? Check from favourites, the most popular or latest editions. The site uses the latest mobile techonology and is compatible with most mobile phones, the service is simple and quick to use.

With competitions, offers and a blog there’s lots to see on the site, why not surprise your loved one with a song? Don’t forget that this Sunday is St.Valentine’s day – so why not treat your loved one to a unique and different gift?

www.luv-songs.co.uk

The Third Way

Monday, February 1st, 2010
As suspected Apple launched their ‘tablet’ computer on Wednesday. Named the iPad the first thing that strikes you is that it looks like an over sized iPhone. Apple are convinced that this is a ‘new’ area for technology. It’s not a phone, it’s not a netbook or laptop, it’s something else. And they might just be right.
It’s very portable. 1.51bs less than half and inch thick, 3G, wifi and Blue Tooth connectivity and with a battery life of 10 hours it certainly seems capable. It has up to 64Gb of flash memory and with iPhone style touch screen, no keyboard or mouse.
As a piece of hardware it has access to some great software – pretty much everything in the app store at the moment will run on it, plus there are new apps being designed specifically for it. It will hold music, photos and the latest addition to apples online stores – books. The iBooks store will allow you to download and read books instantly – with the iBooks app mimicking the way a book appears even down to ‘flipping’ pages.
It’s an impressive looking piece of kit and apple hope to retail in the states starting at $499 which makes it very competitive.
It remains to be seen whether there is actually a market for this type of product, but from where we’re standing (and drooling!) it looks likely…..
More at : www.apple.com/ipad

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As suspected Apple launched their ‘tablet’ computer on Wednesday. Named the iPad the first thing that strikes you is that it looks like an over sized iPhone. Apple are convinced that this is a ‘new’ area for technology. It’s not a phone, it’s not a netbook or laptop, it’s something else. And they might just be right.

It’s very portable. 1.51bs less than half an inch thick, 3G, wifi and Blue Tooth connectivity and with a battery life of 10 hours it certainly seems capable. It has up to 64Gb of flash memory and with iPhone style touch screen, no keyboard or mouse.

As a piece of hardware it has access to some great software – pretty much everything in the app store at the moment will run on it, plus there are new apps being designed specifically for it. It will hold music, photos and the latest addition to apples online stores – books. The iBooks store will allow you to download and read books instantly – with the iBooks app mimicking the way a book appears even down to ‘flipping’ pages.

It’s an impressive looking piece of kit and apple hope to retail in the states starting at $499 which makes it very competitive.

It remains to be seen whether there is actually a market for this type of product, but from where we’re standing (and drooling!) it looks likely…..

More at : www.apple.com/ipad