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Katie Parry

Katie Parry | Director | Supercool
Katie is a Director and co-owner at Supercool ― a digital design agency working exclusively with cultural clients. She spends her time compiling and creating handy resources for Supercool’s website, social media, and monthly newsletter. (The sorts of things that make life easier for people working in the sector.) Katie’s also responsible for company culture at Supercool. She leads on equity, diversity, and inclusion ― and Supercool’s pledge to become a more sustainable company.

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Resources by Katie Parry


green grass field during sunset

In this resource, Katie Parry from digital agency and arts sector specialists, Supercool, provides a selection of practical actions to help you make your digital engagement activities better for the environment. Katie provides tips and suggestions that will help you make your organisation’s website, social media channels, emails and computers more sustainable.

Lighthouse with the sea in the background

Katie Parry from digital agency and arts sector specialists, Supercool, gives practical tips on creating digital content that’s sustainable to help you keep your website energy-efficient.  In this resource, Katie looks at visual content, accessibility, usability and SEO, calls to action, and content strategy and planning. This resource was first published on the Supercool blog.

Wind farm in a field of yellow crop

Katie Parry from digital agency and arts sector specialists, Supercool, gives practical tips to help you reduce your website’s energy consumption.  In this resource, Katie looks at the impact coding and hosting can have on your website’s carbon footprint and what you can do to reduce this impact. This resource was first published on the Supercool blog.

Looking up to the sky and the tops of trees in a forest

Katie Parry from digital agency and arts sector specialists, Supercool, gives practical tips to help you reduce your website’s energy consumption through your website design. She looks at custom fonts, visual content and user-journeys. This resource was first published on the Supercool blog.

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