Scoring 90/100, we received top marks for creating an online home for the LIVING TV show offering biographies, photos and videos including behind the scene footage, giving people an insight to the show – even for those who haven’t watched it.

To read the review in full visit click here.

Judge Stuart Turnbull from CBG reveiwed www.bntm.tv commenting that the BNTM site clearly understands its target audience with The Drum’s online readers saying they love the site and there’s lots to keep going back for, especially the ‘Get the Look’ section.

Well done to the team!

And it’s about to get a whole lot ‘bitchier’ with the starting line-up of 25 now whittled down to the final 14 – the claws are out and the competition is on as the girls are put through their paces and pushed way out of their comfort zones.

Be part of the action and have your say by going to www.bntm.tv

This season’s show reveals a fresh new line up of judges, headed up by the one and only Elle Macpherson and it promises to be more glamorous and feisty than ever before. Fans will be able to live and breath BNTM by using the site to view photos, videos, polls, competitions, twitter feeds and facebook features.

To get connected with BNTM before the series hits our screens, visit www.bntm.tv and share the love by clicking on the twitter and facebook badges or sharing with a friend. And watch this space for more information…

Well done to the team that worked on the project and put in so many hours to deliver such a first class production.

It’s really interesting that you can tell that she has obviously used an iphone before, as she has learnt some of the key user interface ‘rules’.  It would seem very important the that these should not be broken, or altered in anyway across touch devices that will inevitably flood the market over the coming years.

I wonder whether future tablets will therefore be ‘forced’, through momentum, to implement Apple’s touch controls so that we can build up a standard set of conventions as exist in GUIs now (such as the close action always being at the top right of a ‘window’).

The most striking thing is how much more natural this type of interaction is.  There’s so much less abstraction when you can interact directly through the screen without a physical ‘proxy’ such as a mouse. 

Recently when I lost my iPhone, not only was I surprised at what an idiot i was, but also, how going back to an old phone with buttons and a ‘joystick’ just felt so incredibly frustrating.  it’s like being in a foreign country and not being fluent in their language.  You know what you want to say, but can’t express it. 

The website aims to inspire people to journey into the world of art by featuring virtual exhibitions, information about art walks in nine major cities across the UK, links, resources and a range of video clips.

To find out more about the project and to visit the Modern masters site, click here.

The annual awards in their sixth year, are being held at the Queens in Leeds on Monday 14 June. Wish us luck!

Check it out

http://www.nma.co.uk/features/production-files-numiko/3012550.article (requires a subscription)