Drum Studios

Working from Farnham, Surrey, Drum Studios has designed and built websites and digital products since 2006. It describes itself as multi-disciplined and says its long-term partnerships with clients are central to how it works. Its stated brief is to make digital work accessible and low carbon.

Websites built to WCAG 2.2

Bespoke websites are built to the WCAG 2.2 accessibility standard with clean, sustainable code. The agency says accessible sites tend to be easier to use, faster to load and better placed in search, and that more than 24 per cent of users have a disability.

Manual audits and testing with disabled users

Beyond automated scans, the agency runs hands-on audits and tests with disabled people, to find barriers that automated checks miss. It also runs disability-led user testing and workshops.

Advice on UK and European accessibility rules

Digital consultancy covers procurement advice and long-term accessibility roadmaps for organisations. The agency says its advice covers the public sector accessibility rules in the UK and the European Accessibility Act, and it works with organisations across the UK and Europe.

Rescue work for existing platforms

Where a current platform is not performing or does not meet legal and functional standards, the agency offers remediation and technical support, aiming to bring it up to standard without starting again.

Design, motion and animation

Digital design covers UX and UI for an online presence, through to brand identity and graphic design. Motion design includes 2D and 3D animation, UI motion, exhibition experiences and live-action work.

Clients and place

The agency's clients range from small businesses to large ones across London, Surrey, Hampshire and the South East, and it also works with clients across the UK and Europe. It describes itself as proud to be local to Farnham and says it likes working with brands that make a difference.