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Case study — Archaeology research network, Uppsala University

Nordic Blade Technology Network

The Nordic Blade Technology Network brought together archaeologists who study how the first people settled Fennoscandia after the last Ice Age, through the stone blades they made. Its contacts were Helena and Kjel Knutsson at Uppsala University, who also run Stoneslab. The site presented the research, the people and the meetings to members and partners across Europe. It worked on phones as well as desktops.

Client
Stoneslab, for Uppsala University · Uppsala
Our role
Design and development
Years
2013-2017
Stack
MODX, Bootstrap, jQuery
Scope
34 researcher profiles
Language
English
The home page — the network’s members in the field, under the NBTN mark
The home page — the network’s members in the field, under the NBTN mark

The brief

A research network spread over several countries needed one place to present its aims, members and news to participants, visitors and partners.

We designed and built it from 2013 to 2017, and it worked on phones as well as desktops.

What we built

01

Responsive layout

One layout that worked on phones, tablets and desktops, at a time when few sites in Sweden did.

02

Parallax header

A full-width photo carousel with a slow parallax effect behind the network’s mark and its aim in one line.

03

Researcher profiles

A page with photo and background for each of the 34 researchers in the team.

04

Partners and news

The participating institutions, news from the network and a list of new publications by its members.

05

Contact

Contact details for the network’s two contacts in the footer.

34Researcher profiles
[Countries]Countries in the network
[Pages]Pages

In their words

“The company gave constructive suggestions and helped us with tricky integrations and a clean layout.”
Helena Knutsson, PhD, Department of Archaeology and Ancient History, Uppsala University
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