When: 🕒 2016 - 2024
View Project: 🔗 tubular-systems.com
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Tubular Systems Ltd was a company my Dad and I founded. We recognised a market need for dispensing SIM cards to help tourists save on costly roaming charges. Instead of using large vending machines, we developed a modular system that could be conveniently installed on countertops or used as standalone units. Tubular machines were successfully deployed in the UK, France, Turkey, Canada, and Taiwan!
We developed two versions of the "Tubular System". A Tubular SIM card Dispenser and a Tubular Donation Kiosk.
A Tubular SIM Card Dispenser located in a Vodafone Store.
A Tubular Donation Kiosk located at YHA Ambleside.
A prototype model of a newer Tubular Donation Kiosk with a hand sanitiser dispenser which was present at the United Nation's COP 26 Ice Hub - Innovation for The Circular Economy.
You can find out more on the different designs and concepts and our journey - Tubular Kiosk Design.
I took on a wide range of responsibilities primarily focused on the creative aspects of the business. I played a central role in web development, designing and maintaining the company's website. Additionally, I designed graphics for anything visual that we needed, for example, leaflets, machine wraps, and social media content.
The website was the shop window into the world. This was where I got more involved in having the freedom to work and tweak the WordPress template, and I started to learn how HTML and CSS worked. This was when I first started to learn and study web development!
Even though the company is no longer in operation you can view the last version of the website here: tubular-systems.com
Unfortunately, I didn’t save all the complete screenshots. However, I was continuously learning and updating the website. Here are all the designs for the landing page.
Late 2016 landing page.
Christmas 2016.
Landing page updated to show the first hostel location 2017
Landing page to show the first Paris location 2017
2017
2018 - Started to showcase the charity donation machines.
2018 - More of a push for charity machines as we were having a lot more interest for this.
Early - 2019
Middle - 2019
2020 - 2024