Web Design Agency, Web Development, Glasgow : JEMdigital

Well said Williams. It's been a while since our last post, so thought a small update on proceedings may be in order. As we hurtle towards a slice of festive cheer, a number of projects are now coming to fruition. Our bespoke sports physio app is nearing completion - whilt still in Beta demo mode, our client is extremely excited about it's potential growth (as are we). Beaconhurst School site is also well on the way, and looking rather fetching may I add.

In the digital display ads, we've managed to develop a plethora over the last few months, both for Glasgow City Marketing Bureau (Glasgow tourism campaign, Glasgow Loves Christmas) and also Glasgow Life (Emirates Arena campaign). Additionally, we're on the cusp of developing a microsite for Glasgow Conventions, which will be a .net project using the Umbraco CMS...nice.

With a whole phalanx of work in the now legendary JEM digital pipeline, looks as though it may just be a fleeting visit from Santa this year....

Once again, it's time to thunder you're way down to Amazonia Interactive - the Thunderclap module is now striking at a an indoor tropical rainforest near you. Be digitally transported into the Amazon basin juring a furious thunderstorm, clap your hands to create lightning strikes and rainfall, see how many powerzaps you can collect and beat the high score. All this and you don't even get wet, you've got to love technology.
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JEMdigital have made the news once again, this time for our interactive installation at Amazonia.

Check out the article in Glasgow's Evening Times.
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It's all swung (swang/ swanging?) into place at Amazonia, with a new website and fabulous interactive installation now live. Needless to say we've pretty chuffed with the results - check out our work in the projects section and visit the site....
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JEMdigital are delighted to be working on the new website for M&D's - Scotland's Theme Park. Design is at a conceptual stage but expectations are high, from both an aesthetic and functionality perspective. Keep a good eye out for a brand new all singing, all dancing site coming in early summer, and then get down to M&D's for family filled fun and games!

A multimedia presentation for engineering clients Babcock Rail was recently created in association with our partners at Maguires.

The client required a cutting edge means of presenting their detailed proposals for a large scale rail improvement scheme. Following close liaison with engineers and the technical team at Babcock Rail, we developed a ground breaking four and a half minute video fly through of the engineering programme and timeline which was then integrated into an animated Flash presentation consisting of over 70 slides.

With the retro gaming pixel dust now settled, the general consensus of the 'Behind these Walls' installation at The Allotment in Govan was one of a genuine triumph (even if we do say so ourselves). My personal highlight must be the 2 maths teachers in a perspex box having a Rubik's Cube race - not your usual Saturday night 'up the toon'.

Don't just take our word for it though, check out what the herald said.

If you're at a loose end on Saturday the 5th December and fancy recapturing the classic video gaming days of your youth whilst enjoying a beverage or two, then head down to The Allotment - http://bit.ly/HTs8c.

Games, theatrical vignettes, giant pong, it's all fun, fun, fun. Our very own interactive maestro Paul, along with other artists, is providing the visuals and gaming experiences with Chris and Nicky pitching in with the sounds - should be a lark.

Check out what the Sunday Times said.

Paul is currently working on an interactive installation which will appear at The Allotment art space in Govan on December 5th. There will be all manner of fascinating goings on, such as giant pong, lasers and an interactive wall with motion tracker. The remaining JEM members have been roped in to provide the sounds so expect an array of random bleeps and blops chopped in with random soul vocals and contemporary drum machinery  - all played at the wrong speed (joke). Check out the website at: http://bit.ly/HTs8c