Resources tagged with website



Empower the future with digital

Brighton-based digital marketing agency Grandad takes us through the importance of innovation and risk-taking to empower individual organisations and the sector.

How to write the perfect web brief – arts and culture edition

The full-service, digital solutions provider Splitpixel takes us through the key elements that make the perfect web brief.  Based on over 15 years experience delivering websites for arts and cultural organisations of all sizes this guide and template helps ensure you get the site you need and want and reduces what can often be a fraught … Read more

Audiences at the Heart: Supercool collection

Supercool love crafting websites and digital strategies that make life easier for arts, cultural and heritage organisations – and your audiences. They also love sharing – whether that’s practical tips to improve digital accessibility, things they’ve learnt about how to be more digitally sustainable, or just generally useful/interesting sector-related things. Here’s a treasure-trove of free … Read more

Audiences at the Heart: Substrakt collection

A collection of resources by Substrakt, from showing your organisation’s impact on your website to content accessibility and a guide to micro copy. Substrakt designs and builds websites and digital products alongside providing strategic consultancy, training and support services.  A Supporting Sponsor of Audiences at the Heart, AMA Conference 2023, Leeds.  

Compressing images for your website

The amount of energy used by data centres is growing unsustainably. Even if your servers are powered by 100% renewable energy, it’s still important (and cost effective) to compress images before uploading them to your site. Michael Smith, Founder Director at the digital design agency Cog Design guides us through why and how to do … Read more

Why you should get rid of your ‘What’s On’ page

Following his successful session at our annual conference, A New Adventure, Birmingham (2022), Andrew Ladd from Ten4 Design looks at the shortcomings of ‘What’s On’ pages and how you can replace them with more streamlined and useful user experiences on your own website.