Tender for online information resources on how to vote at the different elections across the UK in May 2016
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We require a digital creative agency to create a series of short animations / videos showing how to successfully complete the ballot paper(s) at the different elections taking place across the UK on 5 May 2016.
The purpose of these animations is to provide a simple, quick and more easily shareable alternative to the information we currently provide as static text content on our website.
There is a combination of different elections taking place in some areas so being able to provide this information to voters in a more accessible way is important in attempting to reduce voter confusion around how to cast their vote.
Additionally, 16-17 year olds will be able to vote in elections in Scotland for the first time so it is important to provide this information as clearly as possible and in a format more suitable to a young audience.
We would welcome recommendations as to the most appropriate format but all resources must be easily viewable on mobile devices and easy to share and view on social media.
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The purpose of these animations is
The purpose of these animations is to provide a simple, quick and more easily shareable alternative to the information we currently provide as static text content on our website.
There is a combination of different elections
There is a combination of different elections taking place in some areas so being able to provide this information to voters in a more accessible way is important in attempting to reduce voter confusion around how to cast their vote.
Additionally, 16-17 year olds will be able
Additionally, 16-17 year olds will be able to vote in elections in Scotland for the first time so it is important to provide this information as clearly as possible and in a format more suitable to a young audience.
We would welcome recommendations as to
We would welcome recommendations as to the most appropriate format but all resources must be easily viewable on mobile devices and easy to share and view on social media.
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