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These are exciting times at TheTin… We’ve just moved back into our refurbed studio, our new brand identity is so close it hurts, our new website is in final stages of planning and our team is growing by the day!We can’t wait to share these wonderful things with you so keep an eye out as July will be a “super” month at TheTin!

We’re pleased to announce a new version of www.ronniewood.com has gone live. The latest incarnation reflects Ronnie’s life, music and art whilst pulling data from the original website database. In the words of the man him self “check it out!”

After developing an online presence for parent company, Clear Ideas, TheTin were approached to build the new Rare Design site.Working closely with Rare’s excellent design team, a fun and engaging Flash site was developed around Rare’s pet cow, Moo! With cheeky animation touches from our top Flash animator Jason, the site provides an entertaining overview of Rare’s services.Check out Moo here: http://www.rare-design.co.uk/

As you may know we’ve just moved into temporary accommodation whilst our studio undergoes a complete refurb. Timed to coincide with the launch of our new brand identity in July, we can be found for the next 2 months in Unit 215 of Black Bull Yard, upstairs and left a bit!

Whilst perusing the latest issue of Wired magazine we were pleased to see that TheTin has made the “You’re in Silicon Roundabout” map.The term “Silicon Roundabout” was coined by Dopplr’s Matt Biddulph for 15 or so companies based in and around the Old Street roundabout. Whilst TheTin is a little outside this area, it appears we were a good fit for the other criteria of being independent and sharing a spirit with the original fifteen.For further information check out the map in the February 2010 issue or view the Wired blog post here.

Happy New Year all. We are pleased to announce the first site launch of 2010 with PassivSystems.

PassivSystems is a new company, focussed on delivering a revolution in British homes and around the world.

The site has been launched to coincide with PassivSystems being chosen as one of 10 UK businesses to be showcased by UK Trade and Investment at CES Unveiled 2010.

Click here to find out more…

Make sure you check out Tinnovation Decoration our latest Christmas game.

This year we need your help to decorate our Christmas tree with your mug on a bauble!
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Gosh pr were looking to revitalise their online presence with a new, fully editable website delivering what the brand promises - the wow factor.

‘Wow’ isn’t just about beautiful design. For a PR company’s prospects it is about results, ROI and what makes them different. And for their existing clients it’s about their ongoing relationships, both with them, with the media and with developments in the digital space.

TheTin created a stylish but simple website whose architecture gives gosh the opportunity to shout about their results and their relationships. Moreover, by using Wordpress to its full advantage, we provided gosh with the tools to keep their online space current, interactive and flexible. See for yourself at http://www.goshpr.co.uk/

As one of the world’s most celebrated architects, Erick van Egeraat required a website that would do justice to his numerous international projects. The Designed by Erick van Egeraat website combines a Flash-driven, state of the art Papervision 3D interface with a robust CMS powered database solution. This allows for exceptional presentation married with ease-of-use for the end user and easy updates for the client delivering an ever growing project portfolio. Check it out here.

Following an extensive brand refreshment process, M&C Saatchi-owned consultancy, Clear Ideas approached TheTin to conceptualise and create a website built on their underpinning strategic principle  ‘the power of simplicity’.

TheTin ran with the idea, producing a beautifully simple site that perfectly encapsulates the Clear philosophy and shows off their new branding to great effect. See for yourself here!