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The latest news from Refined Practice, sent around once a month.Projects
ifs Student Investor
About the project
ifs Student Investor Challenge is the UK’s premier investment game for students attracting over 30,000 entrants a year. Refined Practice’s partners have …
Snooty Ooty
About the project
Visual identity design for a new company creating hand made silver jewelry – their style is modern with clean lines and organic shapes …
Virgin Media
About the project
Over an eighteen-month period Refined Practice’s consultants worked closely with internal content and technical teams, and external suppliers. Tasks and projects included optimisation of …
News & Views
It’s All in the Edit – But Who’s Doing the Editing?
“Auto-Awesome” or “Auto-Warzone”? Who’s editing what you see on the web?
Visualising UK Ministerial Lobbying & “Buddying” Over Eight Months
Back in January 2013, the Guardian published a piece about a scheme (entitled “buddying”) that granted access to the heart of government to various multinational companies. It seemed like lobbying …
How We Made the Ministerial Lobbying & “Buddying” Visualisation
A discussion of some of the techniques we used and the technical bits’n’pieces behind the visualisation of over 6,000 meetings between 100 UK government ministers and over 3,500 organisations.