Website launch – Transition 15

Posted on 23rd September 2022 by Chris Draper

Founded by ex-professional rugby international Matt Perry, Transition 15 combine world-class sport and business methodology with corporate coaching expertise. Transition 15 earlier this year asked 4D Digital to develop a new website, which was to include new video content and photography of their team.

Clean, responsive website

Using the WordPress framework for speed of build, 4D worked to migrate existing content into the revised design. A clean, modern feel to the website was to be key, keeping the information on methods and programmes Transition 15 provide easily accessible.

Video & Photography

Supported by Matt Doherty and his team at Bara Studio in Bristol, we were delighted to provide superb new video and photo content for the website. Helping clients feel and act naturally whilst in front of the lens is a skill not to be underestimated!

Ease of use for client updating

After training for the internal team on updating and managing the content, the website was launched in August this year. Additional support will be provided post-launch in marketing and maintaining the website.

“4D Digital have been superb in helping us develop our new website – from defining key requirements with a website audit to bringing new ideas to life. The level of support, advice and guidance has been fantastic. It’s a real pleasure working with 4D Digital.”
Matt Perry – Founder & Director, Transition 15

The Twelve Blogs of Christmas

Posted on 7th December 2018 by Chris Draper

This year we are joining the #blogmas campaign and will be running our own 12 Blogs of Christmas over the festive period. Featuring articles that look back on web developments in 2018, looking ahead to 2019, guest posts from friends of 4D, and a few offers thrown in for good measure!

We’ll be running our blog over social media using the hashtag #4D12days – keep a look out and let us know what you think. Any feedback on the articles is welcome!

Every day from Christmas Day we’ll release one blog, articles will cover web design, mobile apps, social media marketing, SEO and all things web! From in-depth assessments of the state of web development to a more light-hearted look back and ahead we hope you’ll enjoy the blogs.

3 Ways to Improve your Photography for Websites

Posted on 24th July 2018 by Chris Draper

Use Manual Settings

If you’re looking to find your niche in photography you need to know all the settings of your camera, so look through your manual/guide and learn about each button.

Manual mode is one of the main settings on your camera, and it lets you control shutter speed, aperture, and ISO.

Using Manual Mode (M) on your camera gives you the most flexibility and control over your photos. You may make many mistakes when you first try this, but experimenting with different shots will only make you a better photographer in the long run.

Rule of Thirds

The Rule of Thirds is simply a grid of 9 boxes on your camera, which allows you to place your subject/main focus point into one of these areas.

Why should you use it?

If the subject is small try using individual parts of the grid, but if the subject is large trying using a third of the grid to create that empty space.

Shoot in RAW

One of the main things that will help you improve your photography is shooting in RAW. If you shoot in JPEG it can generally make the colours quite dull and it also gives you less flexibility when it comes to editing things such as exposure and colour temperature.

Here’s an example of JPEG edited vs RAW Edited.

This is a guest post by Photographer, blogger and marketer Oliver Howells.

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