Mobile app and web features

50 features

01Standards tickerThe standards your collection is catalogued to, gliding in one thin strip.from The IIIF Consortium

02Presence mapYour sites pinned on a small schematic map, one tap for each.from Smithsonian Institution

03Before and after sliderDrag a handle between an object before treatment and after it.from Rijksmuseum, Operation Night Watch

04Hero film in chaptersThe conservation film in short chapters instead of one long clip.from Rijksmuseum, Operation Night Watch

05Service finderThree taps point a visitor at the right tour.from Cleveland Museum of Art, ArtLens

06Project process stepperThe route an object takes from the front door to the case.from Collections Trust, Spectrum 5.1

07Standards glossary popoversTap a technique on a label and read one plain line.from Getty Research Institute, Art and Architecture Thesaurus

08Capability statement PDFThe visit sheet a group leader can print and hand round.from Anne Frank House

09Specification tablesThe full object record laid out so a phone can read it.from The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Open Access

10Icon setOne drawn line icon for every site and department.from Smithsonian Institution

11Case study pageOne research project told properly, from question to finding.from Mauritshuis, The Girl in the Spotlight

12Logo wallFunders and lenders in one quiet row, credited correctly.from Bloomberg Connects

13Built-to-codes railA rail naming the codes and licences you actually work to.from Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa

14Pull quote blockOne curator sentence, set large enough to matter.from Rijksmuseum, Operation Night Watch

15Counting stat stripThe collection numbers count up as they come into view.from Europeana

16News refresh pipelineThe what's-on list rebuilds itself at every deploy.from English Heritage

17Photo essayA commissioned series shot in the stores and the studio.from Rijksmuseum, Operation Night Watch

18File upload on the quote formVisitors attach a photo to a research or donation enquiry.from Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island Foundation

19Scroll-aware quote barA book-tickets bar appears once someone has really read.from Anne Frank House

20Bilingual glossaryTwo languages side by side, searchable, on the object label.from Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa

21Section anchor railA slim rail follows long object pages and jumps to any section.from Mauritshuis, The Girl in the Spotlight

22Dark modeThe same design in a night palette, for dim galleries.from American Museum of Natural History

23Print stylesheetsThe route you built prints clean on one sheet.from Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island Foundation

24FAQ accordionThe questions visitor services answers all day, answered once.from Anne Frank House

25Open-now badgeOpen or closed, worked out from the site's own timetable.from English Heritage

26Language suggestion bannerOne line inviting a visitor into their own language.from Europeana

27Photo lightboxPinch into an object until the brush marks separate.from Museo Nacional del Prado, Second Canvas

28Hero video controlA pause control on anything that moves by itself.from Rijksmuseum, Operation Night Watch

29Unit converterCentimetres and inches converted where the dimensions are.from The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Open Access

30Domain reference chartThe movements chart, tappable, with dates that hold up.from Getty Research Institute, Art and Architecture Thesaurus

31Reference weight and size tableEvery object's real dimensions, filterable on a phone.from Art Institute of Chicago

32Materials referenceMaterials mapped to what they mean for handling and display.from Mauritshuis, The Girl in the Spotlight

33RFQ checklistWhat to bring to a research appointment, as a checklist.from Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island Foundation

34QR on the PDFThe gallery label carries a code that opens the right screen.from Smartify

35Human sitemapEvery screen in the app on one readable list.from Bloomberg Connects

36Smart 404A lost visitor gets the collection, not a dead end.from The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Open Access

37Announcement barA dismissable line for closures and gallery works.from English Heritage

38Holiday calendarThe closing days that catch visitors out, on a calendar.from English Heritage

39Team gridCurators and conservators, roles first, photos when you have them.from Mauritshuis, The Girl in the Spotlight

40Certificates vaultYour accreditation papers in one place, once they exist.from Collections Trust, Museum Accreditation

41Three-step quote formThe group booking form split into three short steps.from Anne Frank House

42Chat buttonsChat buttons for visitor services, off until you give numbers.from Bloomberg Connects

43Contact vCardOne tap saves the museum into a visitor's contacts.from English Heritage

44Social preview cardsA branded card for an object shared into a chat.from The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Open Access

45Installable appA manifest makes the guide installable, with no store listing.from Bloomberg Connects

46Offline fallbackA cached guide answers where the galleries have no signal.from American Museum of Natural History, Explorer

47Data-saver heroSlow connections get the small image, not the big one.from American Museum of Natural History, Explorer

48Accessibility statementWhat the app does for access, said plainly and up front.from Smartify

49Copy-link headingsEvery heading on an object page carries its own link.from The IIIF Consortium

50Collection searchOne search box over objects, rooms, people and events.from Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island Foundation