The Guardian Professional Networks registration

https://register.guardian.co.uk/media/

The Guardian Professional Networks registration is a micro-site that allows people to sign up to one of the Guardian Professional Networks. It uses an advanced hosting setup to send data to Exact Target CRM via background worker processes, allowing a fast and responsive front-end experience.

Each network features it's own white-labelled UI, built using Responsive Design techniques to adapt to mobile, tablet and desktop platforms.

The site was designed by Muirhoward.

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The Guardian Advertising Gallery

http://advertising.guardian.co.uk/gallery/

The Guardian Advertising Gallery showcases the Guardian's many innovative advertising formats to interested agencies. It can be accessed from all devices via the web, or run as a standalone offline version for mobile devices.

Responsive design techniques were used throughout, including dynamic selection of different image resolutions based on screen size, to ensure the best possible experience on all platforms.

This site was designed by Muirhoward.

The Guardian Progressives Test

http://www.guardianprogressives.com/

How progressive will you be in 2013? The Guardian Progressives Test asks a series of short, fun questions, to establish how likely you are to be progressive in 2013.

Through the use of responsive design techniques, a scroll-driven cross-platform UI was developed that functions equally well on mobile, tablet and desktop.

The site was designed by Muirhoward.

The Ad Bar Video CVs

http://cv.theadbar.tv/

The Ad Bar Video CVs lets you create and update your Video CV and present yourself and your personality direct to potential employers. It offers high-quality video upload and streaming via the DailyMotion Cloud API.

CRFS intranet

The CRFS intranet was developed to allow company employees to log their time spent on projects with an absolute minimum distruption to their working day. It then provides a number of complex statistical analysis tools for project managers to analyse the earned value and CPI index of their ongoing projects, as well as tracking R&D tax credits.

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CRFS RFeye Monitor

http://www.crfs.com/products/solution/rfeye-monitor/

RFeye Monitor is an web-based portal for collecting and managing spectrum data using a network of widely distributed monitoring nodes. The system was built to process and store vast quantities of live spectrum data, allowing immediate analysis and graphing of the incoming information.

More infomation on this commercial product is available from the CRFS product page.

The project was managed by Onespacemedia.

Schroder's Orient Express competition

http://www.schroders.co.uk/asia

To promote their Asian Alpha Plus fund, Schroders are offering the chance to win a trip for two aboard the Orient Express. A data-capture application was developed to run on mobile, tablet and desktop platforms, with the data being sent directly to Eloqua CRM via their API.

The application was designed by Muirhoward.

Stuff Magazine survey

The Stuff Magazine survey is an iPad mobile webapp designed to run as advert inside Stuff Magazine for iPad. It aims to be a fun and engaging experience, using varied and playful UI widgets to acheive a high conversion rate.

The survey was designed by Muirhoward.

Lumie Dream Morning Generator

http://dreammorning.com/

Lumie Dream Morning Generator is a Facebook page tab used to promote the Lumie range of bodyclocks, which wake you up using natural light. The app gives users the chance to generate and win a dream morning using a set of spinning options, like a slot machine. The final result is published to their timeline as a Facebook open graph action.

The Lumie app was designed by Muirhoward.

Real World OCaml commenting

http://www.realworldocaml.org/

Real World OCaml is an upcoming O'Reilly publication, written by Jason Hickey, Anil Madhavapeddy and Yaron Minsky. A live version of of the book content has been created to allow a small group of trusted reviewers to comment on individual sections within the book via the GitHub API.

The actual commenting site is currently inaccessible to the public.

The commenting site was designed by Onespacemedia.