Prince Charles joins the responsive revolution

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Reading Room creates a "mobile first" site for the heir to the British throne with social media integration and a strong emphasis on photography.

Reading Room beat 10 agencies to the prestigious job of redesigning Prince Charles' site

Reading Room beat 10 agencies to the prestigious job of redesigning Prince Charles' site

International digital agency Reading Room has redesigned the official website for Britain's Prince Charles, following a ‘mobile first’ approach and based upon the principles of responsive web design.

There's a strong emphasis on high quality photography

There's a strong emphasis on high quality photography

Key new features introducing in the redesign include the integration of social media, including YouTube, Sound Cloud and Storify; a greater emphasis on high quality photographic and video content; a dedicated section for The Prince’s Charities; and a new, highly interactive area for children.

There's a new dedicated section for children, with quizzes, games and more

There's a new dedicated section for children, with quizzes, games and more

The site was developed on the Drupal platform, with the redesign process taking 10 months.

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