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We’re a team of digital experts here to help you succeed on the web

We help clients make sense of their digital strategy. We craft beautiful, human-centered websites and we develop clever web apps with open source technology. We analyse data to improve your site.

Refocusing the role the intranet plays in daily life at the Department of Health and Social Care
Read the Department of Health & Social Care case study

Mapping the route across London
Read the Crossrail case study

How we developed a new user-focussed website for the Crown Commercial Service using a Headless CMS
Read the Crown Commercial Service case study

Mapping Cambourne’s Heritage with Oxford Archaeology East
Read the Oxford Archaeology case study

Increasing charitable donations and awareness through content
Read the Animal Health Trust case study

How we immersed users in the beauty of science and nature
Read the Cambridge University Botanic Garden case study

Connecting people and city centres across the UK
Read the HS2 case study

A new railway for London and the South East
Read the Crossrail case study

Positively impacting the lives of people with disabilities in need of humanitarian aid
Read the CBM UK case study

Discovering a lost London through an immersive virtual tour
Read the Crossrail case study

Increasing online retail and trade sales for Europe’s largest tree supplier
Read the Barcham case study

Studio 24 is proud to support the highly acclaimed Cambridge Film Festival
Read the Cambridge Film Festival case study

Recent posts

Studio 24 are finalists in the Better Society Awards

News, 2 min read, 18th February 2020

We are delighted to be shortlisted in two categories for our work with the Cambridge Film Festival.

Kate Jones

Studio 24 and W3C

News, 4 min read, 13th February 2020

Studio 24 is delighted to be working with the W3C on the redesign of their website w3.org

Simon R Jones

Supporting colleagues as a mental health first aider

Culture, 3 min read, 7th January 2020

Why it makes good business sense to take mental wellbeing seriously

Claire McDermott

Claire McDermott