At last, there is a new website, which will hopefully cover all members of British Royal Family and their engagements on regular basis. It has all elements of the old website, however this one is more modern, colourful & with added info on engagements for every member of royal family. After press release:
Buckingham Palace has today re-launched the main website for the Queen and the Royal Family. The beta site royal.uk will run in parallel to the existing royal.gov.uk until next week, when it will then formally replace the existing British Monarchy website.
Print screen of the new website, click on pic to be redirected.
The new site is the first upgrade in over eight years and will be fully compatible with all mobile devices. This is particularly important in communicating with the Commonwealth, where nearly 60 per cent of the population is under the age of 30 and mobile communication is predominant.
Print screen of the new website - menu.
Renamed 'The home of the Royal Family', the royal.uk site will incorporate and embed social media and video, which play an increasing role in engaging the public in the role and public work of The Queen and the Royal Family. The site is highly visual rather than text-led like the current Monarchy website. Layers of information sit within navigation blocks that flow in to create rolling infinity pages.
Print screen - part of the website dedictated to HRH The Countess of Wessex. Click on pic to be redirected. If you will scroll down, you will find posts with pictures on recent engagements of every member of royal family, including TRH's Earl & Countess of Wessex. And this is just fabulous!
One of the principal innovations is to make the search facility far simpler, in order to encourage users to explore more of the site. While there will still be a menu, a search box on the main site will be the primary form of navigation.
The new site will feature news and information about the work of the Royal Family; encyclopaedia-style content on the history and traditions of the Monarchy and information about Royal residences and art collections. The website has been designed by leading digital agency Reading Room after a competitive tender.
Print screen - part of the website dedictated to HRH The Earl of Wessex. Click on pic to be redirected.
A Buckingham Palace spokesperson said: "The public expect to be able to engage with the role and work of The Queen and the Royal Family in ways they are familiar with. The new royal.uk site is more flexible in terms of accessibility, visually engaging in its appeal, easier to navigate and search, and is more interactive. It is also much easier to update regularly with content from numerous sources including charities and members of the public who benefit from their work."
On average over 12 million people globally visit the current royal website each year.
New website for the British Royal Family!
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