design – Snack Media

Inside the mind of a creative

Robert Hand — Fri, 03 May 2019 09:47:30 +0000

You are walking down the street and you see an advert. There are two types of people who view this advert. There are those who simply see the information the advert is selling and then there are those who see a visual experience with text to accompany it. A creative will always see the design before the information. The tricky part as a creative is to cater for both sets of people.

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Snack Summary-Digital Sport talk about US Sports and YouTube launches Reels

Jodie Cormack — Fri, 01 Dec 2017 10:52:30 +0000

Last Week’s Digital Sport London event taught us a few things about US Sport. On the panel – moderated by Alex Trickett, former Global Sports Chair at Twitter – was Brianne Ehrenkrantz, Senior Director of Marketing, EMEA at NBA; Sarah Swanson, Head of Marketing, NFL UK; and James Elliott, Founder of Room9 and former SVP and General Manager of UFC EMEA. One of the most important points brought up…

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Top 3 design tips to make your work stand out

Jodie Cormack — Mon, 27 Nov 2017 10:07:47 +0000

When it comes to attracting an audience online it can be difficult. Each designer has their own techniques, thoughts and opinions on how to best keep your work attractive. At Snack Media our main aim is to create audience engagement with sports fans all around the world. To reach our goals we constantly look at the design and evaluate how we can creatively diversify ourselves from other sports…

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The do’s and don’ts when producing a presentation

Jodie Cormack — Thu, 24 Aug 2017 14:45:47 +0000

When producing a presentation or pitch the main thing to remember is to be creative with the structure and design. The idea is to be persuasive and ultimately get across the content within in an attention-grabbing manner. Here are some do’s and don’ts which will help you produce an attractive pitch. Do prepare in advance of a presentation, clarify your objectives and be clear about what you…

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Are infographics better than written articles?

Freddie Wassell — Tue, 22 Aug 2017 14:33:56 +0000

When thinking about how to deliver the point you want to convey in a way that will capture your audience’s attention, it’s perhaps wise to think about who that audience actually is. Nowadays, the chances are that they’re used to being able to access the information that they want whenever they want and in an instant. Chances are that they’ll be looking at it on a mobile. And chances are that…

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