Insights

AMP is a set of web technologies created to ensure websites load extremely fast. I’ll explain why your business should care – and how developers can help you navigate AMP’s hard restrictions on the way we build websites.

Anjunabeats’ latest protégé, Ilan Bluestone has launched a website to showcase his story, music and tours – with help from our creative digital agency.

The Bank of England unveils the first polymer banknote today, featuring none other than Sir Winston Churchill. We produced a new website that showcases the banknote’s design and security features. Find out more about our work below.

Our CCO, Matt Gibson has been named as a BIMA Hot 100 influential digital figure in the UK. As one of just ten celebrated in the Creative category, the Cyber-Duck team is very proud his achievements have been recognised.

Our team passionately support (and often win!) Wirehive 100 Awards each year. Chasing ever-higher rankings in their annual League Table, we share Wirehive’s passion for uncovering digital talent outside our capital. So, we designed and developed the Wirehive 100 Agency Finder – an interactive map that can help you discover the top creative agencies of the South.

We’re excited to announce that Cyber-Duck has been chosen to lead a fascinating project with the Bank of England. We will create a website to promote the UK's first polymer banknote. The bank’s promotional campaign will centre on the resource. 

Dark patterns are interfaces that try to trick their users into doing something they would otherwise not want to do. They are lucrative, but damaging to both the user experience and the brands that employ them. As a designer, I find this topic really interesting: How can we guarantee benefits for our users and meet our business objectives at the same time? I got the opportunity to speak about dark patterns and persuasion at SXSWi 2016 in Austin, Texas. Here, I’ll summarise the highlights of my experience.

Our latest R&D project is stealing the spotlight in our Farringdon office! We're enticing the public to hack our logo - changing the classic Cyber-Duck colours in an interactive light installation. Today, we explore how the light installation and web app were developed, and explain how you could select, prototype and launch R&D ‘side’ projects like this.