About Us
We’ve worked together for five years. Our experiences and skills may be different but what has brought us together is a passion for culture and a belief that mobile can help more people access what culture has to offer. We also share a love of travel, crafting and cake!
Alyson by Lindsey
Alyson Webb is a partner at Frankly, Green + Webb focussing on content design, interepretation and concept development. Recently her work has included a peer review of digital interpretation at the National Gallery, London, developing mobile app concepts for a UNESCO World Heritage site and is currently working with the Centre National de l’Audiovisuel in Luxembourg to develop content strategy and treatment.
With more than 20 years experience in mobile interpretation and learning, her achievements include devising the creative approach for the BAFTA winning Tate Handheld Guide, leading the development of the UK’s first mobile phone guide and the UK’s first museum app – Love Art for the National Gallery. In her previous role, as Creative Director for Antenna Audio, Alyson ran one of the largest and most productive content development teams in the industry with over 30 team members, producing up to a 1000 hours per year for clients across the UK, Europe and the Middle East.
Her expertise lies in making complex projects – simple, understanding the challenges of a project and developing wonderful creative responses.
She speaks regularly about digital interpretation and content design.
Lindsey by Alyson
Lindsey Green is a partner at Frankly, Green and Webb focussing on technical innovation, user experience design and participation. Her experience at FGW includes leading the mobile strategy development for Leeds Museums, project managing the iTransform project and concept development of apps for English Heritage. Her interests in mobile focus on the use for delivering social, playful experiences and how mobile can help people interpret the world around them.
With over 12 years experience in digital, creative learning and user experience design, Lindsey has worked with some of the most innovative cultural organisations to deliver some of their most innovative projects. In her previous role, Lindsey lead the Client Services team – helping the top 10 UK museums to develop a strategic approach to mobile and then work with the organisation to deliver the projects. Her expertise comes in knitting together marketing, on-site operations and technology to deliver a service that works. She has lead digital projects for Tate, English Heritage, Arts Council and National Palace Museum, Taipei.
Lindsey regularly speaks on the use of handheld technology in museums and cultural organisations and mobile and the social web.
She loves to bake and make and recently confessed to harbouring a (not very secret) passion for Harris Tweed.
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