Build a Dynamic Content Website

The Australian Archive of Performing Arts (AAPA) is a non-profit group dedicated to conserving content, archives and digital assets of performing arts shows and venues in Australia. AAPA want to preserve this data, and make it accessible in a web environment that is dynamic is immersive for uses in both a research and social context. The web platform works on the concept of meta-tagging data to present it in a predictable framework for the user. The Digital Archive of Qld Architecture (DAQA) ([login to view URL]) has a very good basis for this project and would provide a good platform of ideas to start this project (we would want a very different interface of course). The attached images are suggestive of the sites general function. They are not supposed to depict how we want the actual visual layout. The user interface should be clean, uniform and make use of colour and shades (the "apple" style). The interface should be both desktop and mobile compatible. The visual appearance should be very different from DAQA. Please see the attached Site Scope and site layout ideas for full information.