BINDER WINS MOBILE AWARDS 2013
Published
Revolutionising the online market, Indesign Media Asia Pacific is proud to announce our BINDER app has won the 2013 Mobile Awards for the Home & Garden category.
When considering the migration to digital, we thought, why think small? Rather than migrating each of our magazines as discrete, individual digital publications, we conceived the idea of a constantly updated, portable architecture and design library, one that would house not only richly enhanced digital versions of our own magazines, but a diverse, value-adding spread of other architecture and design content, too. It would also function as a revolutionary tool for our advertisers and clients, replacing their reliance on print/e-catalogues with a far more effective, mobile platform.
Project Team
We had a dedicated team of our in-house geniuses working on Binder collaboratively. Our design team, Emma Warfield, Michelle Byrne, Alex Buccheri, Frances Yeoland and Rollo Hardy, worked alongside our digital content and user experience expert, Radu Enache, and our Creative Director, Marcus Piper.
Indesign Media Asia Pacific Binder Team (left to right): Radu Enache, Rollo Hardy, Frances Yeoland, Alex Buccheri, Emma Warfield
How Does BINDER Work:
To read the full BINDER review, visit Mobile Awards 2013
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