Bletchley Park, a codebreaking centre and home to the first computer, is one of the three causes Good for Nothing supported at our most recent event in May. A team of about 20 strategists, web developers, designers and photographers worked hard over the weekend to help raise awareness of this historic park.

What they wanted:

• Find innovative ways to celebrated Bletchley Park’s past digitally
• Build a vision of a positive future to attract corporate investment

Here’s a remarkable illustration by Chris from Scriberia of all of the thinking and work that was done by the Bletchley Park team:

What they got after 48 hours:

Web platform to collect stories

The team created a web platform to encourage anyone who was involved in Bletchley Park during the war to upload their stories in a simple way on the website.

Interactive map of Bletchley Park for the website

Guided walks

The team created a guided walks/tours feature for the website, visualising the various areas of interest within the park.

Facebook Enigma app

A Facebook app (already live) that turns messages into secret codes….

And there’s more to come