Wednesday, 31 May 2006
Manchester based Code had a successful night at the Big Chip awards, walking away with two trophies from the ceremony which was held at Manchester’s New Century Hall on 24th May.
With a judging panel chaired by Michael Nutley, editor of the digital industry’s leading title, New Media Age, the Big Chip Awards are held to recognise the best of the North West’s digital talent. Code picked up the awards for Best Use of Visual Design for their Hovis Granary microsite and Best E-commerce Project for their Web blinds site.
Commenting on the wins, managing director Tony Foggett said, “The Big Chips always offer fierce competition from some of the best in the North West so we’re delighted to have picked up these two awards. It’s all credit to the fantastic team at Code that we continue to receive such great recognition for our work.”
Award-winning Code, formed in 1999, is a full service digital communications agency that employs 30 people. The agency’s client list includes Kimberly Clark Corporation, HMV, Waterstone’s, Nokia, BUPA, Capital One and NUS Services Ltd.
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