We’ve just launched a new site for The Lost Gardens on Heligan, the multi-award winning visitor attraction. If you haven’t ever visited Heligan, you’ve really missed out. It’s a truly magical place that was brought back to life in the 1990s by a team led by Tim Smit (who went on to co-found The Eden Project) after a century of neglect. The new site features podcasts, videos capturing life at the gardens and ‘Heligan Wild‘ (a set of webcams that transmit images of wildlife in their natural habitat from various parts of the gardens). All at www.heligan.com.
Thanks to the team at Heligan for making this project so fun. Special thanks to Sarah de Courcy for sending us this quote (which made us blush a little):
“We are absolutely delighted with our brand new website created by Nixon and are looking forward to sharing it with our online visitors. We were keen to update the site and make use of new facilities by offering podcasts and videos to further engage our online audience. Working with Nixon over the last few months, to get things just right, has been a real pleasure. We always enjoy working with local companies and supporting the community around us, but it is also important to know you are getting the best results possible. By working with Nixon you know that you are getting the best of worlds. We also greatly value the working relationship we have developed with Nixon over the years, which allows us to trust their understanding of our product and branding whilst aiding its growth and evolution.”
Wow! I really like the new design—it does the garden justice.