A joint initiative between the United Nations in Geneva, Women at the Table and the US Mission to the UN, we recently had the pleasure of working on a bespoke software development project.

We were approached by influential design academic, Jeremy Myerson, to design and build the first website for WORKTECH Academy. Here we look at some of the features of their new site.

Creative Review is a monthly publication with an impressive reputation as the go-to place for design related news and critique. Read on for the details behind this build.

Established in 1925, Apollo is one of the world’s oldest and most respected magazines dedicated to the visual arts. We were tasked with redesigning the new site for Apollo magazine.

Money Marketing reaches an audience of over 70,000 financial professionals in print and online and has forged a reputation as one of the UK’s leading sources of news for the financial services industry. We were the people asked to launch their new site.

Launched in late April 2015, we were tasked with migrating the new Homebuilding and Renovating site from Drupal to the WordPress platform. Read on to find out more about some of the features included in this build.

Following the successful launch of the Marketing Week site last year, we were commissioned by Centaur Media Group to relaunch their Design Week site. We’re proud to say this is one of ours.

After our services were recommended by the National Air Traffic Services (NATS), we were asked to set to work on the North Atlantic Central Monitoring Agency’s (NAT CMA), first website.

In 2014 we were commissioned by Centaur Media Group to develop their new Marketing Week website.  Marketing Week is a London based magazine, publishing news stories and opinion from the world of marketing.

Late in 2013 we were approached by the Catholic Herald to design their new website. They confided they were looking to launch a magazine in 2014 and were keen to ensure their branding ran smoothly from paper to online presence. We were the people chosen to help them do this.

Project Babb is an experiment in shareable content from The Telegraph’s Sports section, designed to broaden the paper’s audience and create highly shareable content, designed to work especially well on mobile browsers.

The University of Nottingham operates a large number of blogs in a single WordPress install that we manage, along with a number of other WordPress based sites. Here we describe what we do for the organisation.

We first started working with The Spectator back in 2013, undertaking a full site re-design. Within six months of engaging with interconnect/it, The Spectator had it’s two busiest days ever. More info here.

We’re happy to say we’ve sponsored this one, as we like to give something back. Sites for charities can be a challenge, as resources are always stretched to their maximum. Read on for more information.

Cinema websites present a number of challenges, and are often surprisingly poor at selling the film in question. Our build for the Plaza Cinema automatically pulls in images and trailers for films, giving visitors a punchy, dynamic experience.

You know sometimes you have a site requirement and the needs simply aren’t that easily met? Well, this was one of those builds. Read on to find out more.