Archiwum Pelne Pamieci

How to inspire individuals to preserve their family’s historical artifacts and contribute them to archival collections? The “Archiwum Pelne Pamieci” project (Archive Full of Remembrance project ) centers around the exploration of family archives.

Our role was to create branding and visual identity, as well as the whole website along with copywriting.

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Brand identity & Brand communication

We emphasized the value of the project to users—you can save your family’s stories. Share your family’s souvenirs, so they are not forgotten.

The Archive used to communicate with an obscure, very formal language typical for academics. We have adjusted that. We created a call-to-action copywriting that people with no expert-level history background may comprehend.

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Web service—from concept to implementation

The scope: the concept of website functionalities, UX/UI design, IT implementation, and the creation of website copy and initial content.

The client received a ready-to-publish website in which the written and visual content adhered to the cohesive principles defined by the project's communication strategy.

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Call-to-action button

Call-to-action button floats and stands out from the background. It follows the user during his journey through the page.

Creative Direction

Team

Client: Teresa Gallewicz-Dołowa, Justyna Staroń, Piotr Ataman, Kamil Cedrowski

Team of the Department of the Collection and Development of Archival Resources, IPN


Podpunkt & Superskrypt team:

Creative Director: Emilka Bojańczyk, Magdalena Dobruk

Art director: Diana Makulska

UX: Emilka Bojańczyk, Diana Makulska

UI: Diana Makulska, Volha Darashkievich

Copywrite: Emilka Bojańczyk, Kacper Białkowski, Magdalena Dobruk, Karolina Szczepaniak

Tech lead: Piotr Burdyło, Wojciech Waydel

Developers: Sebastian Raczkowski, Wojciech Waydel

Project Manager: Karolina Szczepaniak

Project Owner & Business: Magdalena Dobruk

Client

Institute of National Remembrance

Awards

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Their creativity is amazing!

Teresa Gallewicz, The Head of the Department of the Collection and Development of Archival Resources, IPN

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