Digital Agency London

The Future is Social

An identity and Wordpress implementation for this exciting art project to explore collaboration and creativity.

Social Enterprise London

Sumac produced this website and member directory for SEL, London's world leading provider of events, training, research and consultancy for Social Enterprises.

PredictorPro

Sumac designed and developed an iphone app based on the popular online predictions game PredictorPro.

The Russell Group

Sumac have produced a fantastically rich website for The Russell Group who represent the top twenty universities in the UK.

Flowers Galleries

A website to showcase the work of Flowers Galleries - a leading independent contemporary art dealer with galleries in London and New York.

FilmApp

An online application and administration system created in association with ten London boroughs to greatly improve the experience of applying to film in London.

Community Hospice

A new identity and website for this wonderful London hospice providing invaluable community services in Greenwich and Bexley.

The Trinity Centre

The Trinity Center nutures a range of services in response to the changing needs of vulnerable and marginalized communities in Newham. Sumac provide the website to support this activity.

St. Luke's

Sumac created a website that perfectly shows off classic work in TV advertising alongside the recent cross-media campaigns of this agenda-setting ad agency.

Martyn Evans

New Business Director

“I love to hear people's ideas and and help realise them
online."

@martynrevans
Martyn on LinkedIn

David Evans

Operations Director

"Understanding the digital landscape and making it work for our clients is what motivates me".

David on LinkedIn

Alexander Bobin

Senior Developer

"For me it's all about creating simple, useful digital products."

@alexanderbobin

Victoria Peel

Studio Manager

"I believe in building long-term client relationships, based on trust, understanding and respect."

Umbraco – The Ucomponent Multi-Node Tree Picker Guide

The Tree Picker is an Umbraco package that gives the user an easy way to select nodes or media items from a selected tree node.

Using Technology to Change the World

Some notes and commentary from Martyn on this year's Guardian Activate summit in London

What Now for the Humble CMS?

A look back to the birth of our humble content management system and what it's future holds.

Membership Directories

As the idea of online communities becomes rapidly accepted, it's important for "umbrella" organisations to be able to play their part online.

The Future of Digital

In this manic early-decade confusion I propose that a new type of Agency is emerging - the Creative Tech Agency - which is digitally creative, innovative, agile and hungry.

Why you cannot afford not to get into Social Media

The decision to 'do' or not to 'do' Social Media today is not about what will happen in the next 3 months, or next year. It is about what will be happening in Digital in 5 years time.

The Value of Apps

The App store – over a billion downloads, more than 200,000 apps and lots of PR and profit for Apple. But is there any profit in it for anyone else?

SEO – A Marketing SOS

At its most basic SEO is about getting your product or service in front of your customer when they look for it on search engines such as Google, Bing and Yahoo. 

The 8 Disciplines of Successful Web Design

Why is it that there is still such a ignorance of how to successfully translate offline branding and experiences to the web?

The Offline and Online Brand Experience

The lack of continuity of brand experience between offline and online sets up a customer for a big disappointment - with the accompanying loss of brand credibility.

HTML5: A brief summary

The web is an excitable place. Those in the digital sphere thrive on innovation, so it’s unsurprising that there’s a bit of a buzz when we come home to find some new tools in our shed.

5 Rules for Commercial Web Design

With web design, as in films, novels and any other experience generating art form the most basic rule of all is:

Show, don’t tell.