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Almond Valley Heritage Centre project wins special kudos

Exciting award win for Almond Valley Heritage Centre project.

We’re proud to share the news that our recent project for Almond Valley Heritage Centre has been recognised with a Special Kudos from the CSS Design Awards. The project has also been voted by the public to win Best UI Design, Best UX Design and Best Innovation in the annual CCS Design awards. Special Kudos is a professional ‘pat on the back’ for exemplary work that deserves recognition.

This acknowledgment highlights not only the creativity and craftsmanship behind the project, but also the strong collaboration that made it possible. From the very beginning, our goal was to create a digital experience that truly reflects the unique character and heritage of Almond Valley – blending storytelling, usability, and modern design into a seamless user journey.

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