Slice of Lime provided the strategy, design, and web-standards-based code for the new British Antarctic Survey website.British Antarctic Survey (BAS) is one of the world’s leading environmental research centres and is responsible for the UK’s national scientific activities in Antarctica.Slice of Lime created the framework in which BAS could integrate all sorts of dynamic information such as research projects, information on Antarctica, and a photo gallery. This project is the 2nd of Slice of Lime’s projects that focus on research around global warming. The 1st website, International Polar Year was completed earlier this year.

Slice of Lime provided the strategy, design and development for the new IPY: International Polar Year website. IPY, organized through the International Council for Science (ICSU) and the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), is the fourth polar year, following those in 1882-3, 1932-3, and 1957-8. IPY 2007-8 will involve over 200 projects, with thousands of scientists from over 60 nations examining a wide range of physical, biological and social research topics. It is also an unprecedented opportunity to demonstrate, follow, and get involved with, cutting edge science in real-time.Slice of Lime implemented a robust content management system that provides numerous RSS feeds and several methods in which to navigate the site. Content can be accessed by content type (news, events, and projects) as well as by area of focus (ice, land, oceans, etc.). The site was designed to be modular and easily scalable to allow for growth over the next two years.

Slice of Lime designed and developed the new Girls’ Wilderness website for The Women’s Wilderness Institute. Girls’ Wilderness encourages girls to get outside, learn new things and make great friends.

Slice of Lime is sponsoring this wonderful organization and is very excited to have been a part of such a fun project. The site was coded using Flash for the animation and HTML/CSS for the content areas of the site, making the pages visually interesting to look at, yet easily findable by search engines.

Slice of Lime designed the new logo for the Girls’ Wilderness Program, a part of the Woman’s Wilderness Institute. This is the first step in a larger project to create a website and viral marketing campaign for the organization.

The logo is targeted at girls between the ages of 12-17 and draws its design and color scheme from focus group research done by the institute.