We can now confirm that the web server that went down the other day is now up and running again. The problem was caused by our hosts' file system becoming corrupted.

We apologise for any inconvenience caused.

One of our web servers has had technical difficulties since yesterday, which is affecting a handful of client's websites. Our technical team is currently looking into this problem and will hopefully have it resolved by the end of the day.

We apologise for any inconvenience caused.

Digital Umbrella has now joined the Social Networking sensation Twitter!

We will keep it updated with the latest news from Digital Umbrella, including new sites that we've made and new features that we have developed.

If you have a Twitter account, please feel free follow us to keep up to date with our developments.

I am Louise ,I am the other winner of the calendar competiton.I used coloured pencils and glitter gel pens !

I am called Christine,I was one of the winners of the calendar Competition.I used pencil crayons and gel pens to do my competition entry.

 

Threshold, the Oldham based homelessness charity, launched their new logo, branding and website today at a packed AGM - with all of the work being carried out by Digital Umbrella.

Digital Umbrella was initially selected by Threshold back in the summer to design their new website. It became apparent to the organisation that the new website was also an opportunity for the organisation to re-brand, and subsequently over the last six months

Digital Umbrella has worked closely with Threshold, providing a valuable service: designing the new logo and brand, promotional items including folder, pop-up banners, A1 posters and a range of information leaflets.

These were all revealed to service users and stakeholders by Threshold at their AGM earlier today, and very well received. More information about the organisation’s website requirements, and how we met them, can be found in the presentation below.

Some of the promotional items:

Principles of CircuitRiders have been published, and Digital Umbrella is proud to be able to sign up to them.

Circuit Riders, e-Riders and other IT professionals working with charities, non-profits and other VCS organisations have for some years acknowledged that there has not been a single statement of the principles by which they work. The idea of having these has been discussed at various conferences and meetings in the UK, US and internationally but without an overall agreement. Until now. A set of principles of CircuitRiding has now been published, and Digital Umbrella is pleased to sign up to these.

The principles complement the social objectives and ethos in the way that Digital Umbrella operates.

The principles can be found here.