The Foundation's new website, created by London design agency Brand42, is intended to set a new standard in representing the Foundation's purpose and in serving it partners and beneficiaries. The website sets out the Foundation's strategic aims and activities for the coming year, and reflects a more interactive way of working.

Branding and design for CNN Life, a collection of notebooks and a pocket diary designed for people who Go Beyond Borders.

Radio station Classic FM and music charity Music Makers have clubbed together to launch the first national singing weekend. The 123sing! banner is designed to encourage singing through community and group singing events from karaoke nights to talent shows. Brand42 are pleased to announce the launch of this exciting campaign which we designed and created the look and feel and website for.

Following our Re-design, the Mail Online broke a traffic record in April, recording a monthly total of 40,500,667 unique browsers, according to the latest figures for UK national newspaper websites from the Audit Bureau of Circulations Electronic (ABCe). Firmly retaining its number one spot with over 8 million more unique browsers than its closest rival the Guardian.co.uk.

Brand42 has created the new branding and website for Stonehouse Tiles. Specialists in quality natural stone tiles from around the world.

After successfully redesigning Metro.co.uk in 2009*, we have been signed up again by the UK's third largest national newspaper, this time to design its online World Cup fantasy football game. Redeveloping Metro's fantasy football with the intention of turning it into a social gaming platform, the new offering focuses on improving user journeys, clearer signposting and strong imagery. It also complements the main website and gives more weight to player communities and engagement. *Since Metro.co.uk was redesigned in December 2009, UK unique visitors have grown from 0.9m unique visitors to 1.8m.
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After a lot of hard work, the much awaited brand new Metro website has finally launched! The new design focuses on improving navigation throughout the site, with an emphasis on media and entertainment, as well as revamping the channel and article templates and the site's overall aesthetics, in keeping with the expectations of Metro's audience. The redevelopment project aims to increase Metro.co.uk's rate of traffic and revenue growth, as well as moving their digital offering to the next level.

Brand42 are pleased to announce the launch of a new identity and website for event management software company, Eventsforce Solutions. The interactive website allows users to create their own customized software packages whilst Eventsforce staff have full control of content by the incorporation of our new content management system.

Following the launch of My South Africa 12 months ago, Brand42 were asked to redesign and develop the website, with a focus on increasing social networking functionality, and discovering insights from some famous locals' experiences of South Africa. Check out the new question and answer feature, and the journey planner tool!

Brand42 recently collaborated with Independents United and created the design identity and branding for the pioneering Festival Annual, the first ever user-generated book, celebrating the UK summer festival culture, as well as an online community. Festival Annual will capture unique moments through the eyes of festival goers, with a book to be published each year that will be made up of user-generated pictures and stories gathered from MySpace and Twitter. People will be supplied with instructions on how to submit their photos for the book and regular competitions, at the festivals themselves. Check out Festival Annual on Myspace and Twitter!

After months of design and development, we are proud to announce the launch of the new Mail Online website designed by Brand42.

An interactive online experience where visitors can upload and view images, videos and stories of South Africa from around the world. Check it out and get involved!