Profile
Callum Jefferies
Talent Profile
Callum Jefferies is a designer and recent graduate of The Arts University College Bournemouth with a BA (Hons) in Visual Communication. He is currently living and working in Bristol, UK with hopes to pursue a career in the capital. His work is characterised as thoughtful and reserved, backed by sound technical underpinning and a precise attention to detail. Web design and development are his primary asset, but considers himself a multidisciplinary designer.
Key:
- Student Awards | Graduate Academy
Ponder
Ponder is the product of a self-initiated logo experiment, exploring different ways of conveying the thought process. Looking particularly at the bringing together of ideas and how people go about getting inspired. A project was later formed around this concept, in the form of a creative social network. The aim being for users to share their inspiration in an effort to inspire others. For more information visit: http://callumj.co.uk/projects/ponder
Ponder - Website
Cycle Sync
Cycle Sync is a concept for a location-based phone application that aims to provide cyclists with an effective way-finding system built right into their smartphone. Cycle Sync works by culminating locals’ knowledge of their surrounding area to provide users with a comprehensive, community-driven database of journeys and routes to wherever they may be looking to go. For more information visit: http://callumj.co.uk/projects/cycle-sync
Cycle Sync - App Preview
Visual Communication 2011: A Catalogue of Us
A Catalogue of Us is the AUCB Visual Communication class of 2011 graduate show. As part of my final year of studies at The Arts University College Bournemouth I partook in the design and organisation of two separate exhibitions showcasing graduate work. As a member of the team responsible for the show’s web presence, I took the lead role in conceptualising, designing, and building the website that would advertise both our Bournemouth and London (D&AD New Blood) exhibitions. Responsibilities included the collection and organisation of work, design, and coding for the site. For more information visit: http://callumj.co.uk/projects/vis-com-2011
D&AD Student Awards - BBC Archive
This reinvention of the BBC Archive website was my entry for the 2011 D&AD Student Awards. The challenge was to create a platform that could reinvigorate this content, and help audiences to discover it in ways they may not expect. My solution was to reinterpret their vast catalogue as a collection of narratives and stories to link together various material—whether in the form of video, image, or sound—showcasing them chronologically. This works to the advantage of new audiences who may only be discovering for the first time, via a platform more familiar with the ways in which we experience broadcasting today. * Winner in D&AD's 'Interactive Design' brief, awarded with 'In Book' status. For more information visit: http://callumj.co.uk/projects/bbc-archive
BBC Archive - Search Concept
Forzonia
For more information visit: http://callumj.co.uk/projects/forzonia
Archive Network
Archive Network is a concept for a new web-based platform that brings together the archives of the world into a unified network. There is a wealth of information held within archives all over the world that is greatly undervalued. Archive Network aims to make this information accessible within a user-friendly platform that is in tune with modern day technology in an attempt to bring archives into the 21st century. For more information visit: http://callumj.co.uk/projects/archive-network
