Telescopic

We were asked to plan and build a website with a bespoke booking system for pay-as-you-go classes for boutique gym Another Space, located in Covent Garden and offering cycle, HIIT and yoga classes.The brief was to create a flexible, robust booking system that allowed customers to book an exact bike or mat in the studio, whether they’re on their laptop or mobile phone. The system also had to be straightforward to use by the staff in their day to day dealings with customers, managing the studio schedule and regularly exporting various reports.The website, created on a mobile-first basis, offers a smooth user journey from account registration, credits purchase and class bookings. The till system is integrated with the website, presenting the opportunity for customers to purchase snacks and accessories at the gym by only giving their email address. We are working with Another Space on-going since the launch to continually improve performance and implement new functionality, most recently a new referral scheme and paperless, class sign-in.

TARKA is a premium exercise company for children, setting the bar high in fun and fitness. Their goal is to boost kids’ overall development. They teach military values in their classes, embedding essential life skills. No uniforms needed – unless, of course, it’s army party time. Then it’s ‘Ten-hut!’We recently revamped TARKA’s booking system, allowing parents to schedule classes with ease and saving the team time on phone bookings. We also enhanced TARKA’s brand and adjusted the website for smooth integration with the new booking system. https://wearetelescopic.co.uk/our-work/bookings-made-breezy-for-tarka/

British Fencing (BF) is the National Governing Body for the Olympic and Paralympic Sport of fencing. It serves the wider BF community — fencing athletes, clubs, coaches, referees and countless volunteers.https://wearetelescopic.co.uk/our-work/british-fencing/

Founded in 1935, the ILDS is an organisation working to improve skin health globally – providing international leadership and support to the dermatological community. The ILDS has over 170 member societies from more than 80 countries and represents over 150,000 dermatologists.In 2016 the ILDS entered a new phase of its 80 year history with the employment of three staff members to provide an advanced secretariat function to the Board of Directors and members. A branding update was also undertaken.Telescopic was tasked with the complete work to rationalise the organisation’s IT infrastructure, plan, design and build a new website and CRM to manage and keep detailed records of complex processes such as board member election, grant applications and award nominations by member societies. An app for an ILDS funded project, the Community Dermatology Journal, was also required. The new web presence needed to be established well ahead in the lead up to the World Congress of Dermatology which is being held in Milan in June 2019.Based on the new branding, we developed additional assets for digital along with a new look and feel for the website. The website templates we created are modular, allowing for a high degree of flexibility in terms of arranging the content. The website is also set up for transaction use, allowing the ILDS to take payments in the form of donations (one-off and recurring) to their projects.Using the CiviCRM as a basis, we created many of ILDS’ processes as bespoke functionality, including a multi-tier application process to become a member society and a searchable database of existing membership societies, board and committee members. Members can access a dashboard to manage their information, submit expense claims, articles and upcoming events.