Having created the Holocaust Explained website and all the accompanying material for the acclaim awarded for this website which is a part of the Key Stage 4 curriculum – we were asked by the LJCC again, to pitch for a funded award from the National Lottery Heritage Fund for a Century Project to commemorate the First World war – as 2018 was the historic 100 year anniversary of the 1914-18 WW1.
Against stiff competition Creative Interpartners won the three-year project to produce this important commemorative website.
The innovative areas we added won us the project: History Pages – memorabilia pages built within the scope our design to accommodate from items from the ‘combatant’ or ‘home-front’ entrant made on behalf of their contributing family had pages of WW1. Their own personal letters, photographs, medals and historic accounts were added to their named files, and some added to the site’s History Pages from the in-depth material researched by historians at LJCC.
The additional innovative idea was the Memorial Wall – included at the end of each biography was the most valuable addition of all: a Yahrzeit memorial light placed on the Memorial wall designed to commemorate by a lit candle, the death of the Combatant or Home Front person that is ignited every year on the date of their death.
Creative Interpartners won the NLHF Top Award for the best commemorative website created to celebrate World War 1.
Honouring British Jews from WW1
Having created the Holocaust Explained website and all the accompanying material for the acclaim awarded for this website which is a part of the Key Stage 4 curriculum – we were asked by the LJCC again, to pitch for a funded award from the National Lottery Heritage Fund for a Century Project to commemorate the First World war – as 2018 was the historic 100 year anniversary of the 1914-18 WW1.
Against stiff competition Creative Interpartners won the three-year project to produce this important commemorative website.
The innovative areas we added won us the project: History Pages – memorabilia pages built within the scope our design to accommodate from items from the ‘combatant’ or ‘home-front’ entrant made on behalf of their contributing family had pages of WW1. Their own personal letters, photographs, medals and historic accounts were added to their named files, and some added to the site’s History Pages from the in-depth material researched by historians at the LJCC.
The additional innovative idea was the Memorial Wall – included at the end of each biography was the most valuable addition of all: a Yahrzeit memorial light placed on the Memorial wall designed to commemorate by a lit candle, the death of the Combatant or Home Front person that is ignited every year on the date of their death.
Creative Interpartners won the NLHF Top Award for the best commemorative website created to celebrate World War 1.
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