Act Against Bullying has today launched its new website designed and built by Simon McQuiggan of Technique, the creative agency for clients who want big agency techniques without the complications of big agencies.
Updated features include an AAB Hints series which gives immediate advice on every page for young people who are being bullied. It delivers information on a variety of the concerns of children today including sexual abuse, cyberbullying, grooming, cyberstalking and online blackmail. There’s a special section for under 18s.
The new online facility includes help on sensitive matters such as how to make friends, or feeling excluded from a group. Developed on a new content management system, Technique produced an original site in line with the ‘mobile first’ approach required of current’s service providers and leading charities. This concept responds to the multitude of devices and places through which users now access Act Against Bullying’s support.
Many key facets of the charity’s vision have been enhanced through Technique’s modern design. It involved an updated logo and cleaner layout. The lively images are in tune with the ethos of the organisation popular for its motivational hands-on style. The site has an online donation facility and contact details for involvement.
The new online facility includes help on sensitive matters such as how to make friends, or feeling excluded from a group. Developed on a new content management system, Technique produced an original site in line with the ‘mobile first’ approach required of current’s service providers and leading charities. This concept responds to the multitude of devices and places through which users now access Act Against Bullying’s support.
Many key facets of the charity’s vision have been enhanced through Technique’s modern design. It involved an updated logo and cleaner layout. The lively images are in tune with the ethos of the organisation popular for its motivational hands-on style. The site has an online donation facility and contact details for involvement.