Jellyhaus Enterprise Software combines in-house expertise in our two areas of excellence: Creative Design and Business Maturity.
We can scope, design, build and implement custom web-based and branded applications for your business or department
Our creations are already connecting thousands of users with the content and information that matters to them.
What is GDPR? The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a binding legislative act from the European Union for the protection of personal data. The Regulation tackles the inconsistent data protection laws currently existing throughout the EU’s member states and facilitates the secure, free-flow of data. It replaces the outdated Data Protection Act 1998 and all data protection legislation in EU… Read more »
I have had an interest in Graphic Design and Art for a long time and want to do something along those lines at University and in the future. By applying for work experience at Jellyhaus through Myton School it has shown me what Graphic Design is all about and what to expect in the future…. Read more »
Competency Capability Software from Jellyhaus; a core component in managing talent, GRC and increasing productivity within organisations. The awareness of the need for and value of Competency Capability & Training Management Software is rapidly moving into the Board room; project intensive companies report increased profits of over £1bn within 2 years from adopting strategic Competency Capability… Read more »
I Exhale, the video is out for the forthcoming first single from Underworld’s new album, Barbara Barbara, we face a shining future. #shiningfuture Karl prowls like a demented ringmaster, gyrating as if the separated-at-birth triplet to Ian Brown and Bez. Occupying a space somewhere not quite here, hinting at the space on the other side… Read more »
This concept for a cheeky bike rental site was featured in Issue 268 of net Magazine – the industry-leading title for the web industry – and their regular month feature – Design Challenge. In this issue, the brief was to “Create a site for a cycle hire scheme”. So we did… BikeFlirt is a tongue-in-cheek specialist and… Read more »
Peter Oborne’s decision to quit his role at The Daily Telegraph is in itself noble. The issue centres around the putative conflict of interest between HSBC’s commercial relationship as a major advertiser in The Telegraph and the freedom & integrity of its editorial output or more accurately that insufficient prominence was given to the HSBC… Read more »
The Jellyhaus team are all on a bit of a health kick after Easter and got really excited about the idea of the Farmer’s Fridge. Opened in Chicago during October 2013, the Farmer’s Fridge is a vending machine stocked with a range of fresh salads and snacks. The refrigerated kiosk is surrounded by plants and… Read more »
Artist Nick Cave has created a herd of thirty Technicolor life-size horses that will periodically perform a 15 minute dance ritual weaving amongst Grand Central Terminal’s 750,000 daily visitors. The horses are brought to life by dance students from the Alvin Ailey School choreographed by William Gill; the horses will peacefully ‘graze’ and break into… Read more »
Universal Everything are a digital and interactive art and design team who were recently commissioned by Hyundai Motors to produce a series of video sculptures, some of which have already been released and displayed on giant screens in Hyundai’s Vision Hall in South Korea. Human interaction and emotion combined with manufactured industrial technology is beautifully displayed… Read more »
This remarkable new installation from Swedish Studio, Humans Since 1982 is named ‘A Million Times’ and uses 288 analogue clocks programmed via a mobile device to create a series of swooping, swirling visual patterns, a digital clock face and lettering. It was commissioned by the design and art dealer Victor Hunt, who said, “Locked in… Read more »
Being a design-led agency, we’re always looking for nicer ways of doing things. Our intrepid designers who heroically wrangle with code to produce our fantastic websites have long-since wrestled with the over complexity and quirkyness of Dreamweaver but adopting a new piece of software is always a daunting prospect. However, after another Creative Suite licence manager crash,… Read more »
Just heard the news that Neil Armstrong has died. One of a group of just twelve people who have walked on the moon. Perhaps the most exclusive club in the world or maybe more accurately above the world. Most of us are too young to remember the moon landing but our parents will have told… Read more »
Muse’s new track ‘Survival’ was announced last night as the ‘official’ soundtrack to London 2012. It apparently will be played when athletes enter the stadium (guess that will be happening a lot, might be quite amusing if Jess Ennis wandered into the Olympic arena to watch the Men’s 100m final and a quick blast of… Read more »
Could this finally be it? An iPad version of Spotify? All the iPad owners here at Jellyhaus would all agree this is exciting news. Too long have we all slummed it with the iPhone version running at the magnified pixellated size on our Pads. Is it on the way? Well, if this article by TechRadar… Read more »
OK, so we all had the long Easter weekend with added rain to sit and chill reading the papers and eating far too much chocolate. Once you had trawled through the pointless celebrity updates and read all about Pudsey the dancing dog from BGT – ahhhhhh – amongst the various articles, there was the release… Read more »
