Colours can enhance the appeal and readability of a digital publication, but accessibility must be taken into account when using them. In this article, we offer tips on how to choose contrasting colours, ensure clarity for all users, and consider cultural differences – all to make your content clear and accessible to everyone.

Located at the University of Helsinki’s City Centre Campus, Think Corner is a hub for event production. Its main stage, known as the Stage, is equipped with versatile presentation technology and regularly hosts high-profile national and international public events.

Our publishing services team at Unigrafia provides a wide range of support for publishers. Whether you need guidance on producing a single publication—either as a printed product or an accessible digital version—or help in updating your organisation’s entire publishing process or brand identity, we’re here to assist.

Unigrafia’s IT support team plays a key role in the success of the University of Helsinki’s digital entrance exams by providing expert technical support and managing backup devices. This article highlights how the team has ensured reliable network performance, resolved technical issues efficiently, and recruited hundreds of skilled professionals to support the effective delivery of the exams.

Unicontent’s partnership with the University of the Arts Helsinki has revolutionised its book sales by bringing greater efficiency and smoother processes. The article highlights how technical optimisation of the online store, tailored web forms, and improved logistics have freed up time for other essential tasks and significantly enhanced the customer experience.

The long-standing collaboration between the University of Helsinki’s IT Centre (Tike) and Unigrafia has significantly improved the efficiency of IT support and recruitment processes. Unigrafia’s expert team has boosted Helpdesk capacity, accelerated recruitment, and established a new on-site support front role – all of which have contributed to outstanding customer satisfaction.

The collaboration between Unigrafia and the University of the Arts Helsinki (Uniarts) has significantly enhanced IT support efficiency and improved customer satisfaction. This article outlines how Unigrafia responded to a sudden increase in support needs by providing additional manpower, optimising processes, and enabling remote work — freeing up Uniarts' internal resources for more demanding tasks.

Unigrafia’s studio and video team have moved from Vuorikatu to bright new premises on Pohjoisesplanadi. The versatile new space has been partly in use since March, and the studio officially opened its doors on 1 April 2022.

Unigrafia is transferring its entire printing business to PunaMusta Ltd. From now on, Unigrafia will focus on digital publishing, graphic design, and moving image services, while continuing to offer expert support for dissertations and other academic publications.

Located in the heart of Helsinki, our virtual studio offers you a fully customisable performance environment where you can create any background or setting without physical limitations. Whether it’s a lecture, webinar or corporate video, we’ll bring your vision to life digitally—your imagination is the only limit.

At our studio, you can create high-quality educational videos and learning materials efficiently, using tools like lightboard technology, green screen backgrounds or even podcasts. We handle the technology so you can focus on what you do best: teaching.

Digital versions of the Faculty of Law’s entrance exam books from 2014 to 2019 are now freely available to everyone, with no login required. This opens up a new opportunity for upper secondary school students and anyone interested in law to access the content of previous entrance exam books easily and free of charge.

Unigrafia’s Creative Studio has played a key role in producing online content for the KAARO network, creating educational videos, animations, and illustrations. In collaboration with the network, over 20 videos and animations have been produced to support the development of assessment literacy in teacher education.

Harri Botter answers the most common questions and continuously learns from user feedback. This innovative service improves customer support efficiency and frees up time for more complex support tasks.

Pilot helps identify AV-related challenges and user support needs – evening support included. Positive feedback and reduced maintenance costs suggest the service has improved user experience and supported smoother technical operations across campus.

Chemical formulas, mathematical diagrams, and large data sets can be hard to grasp by merely listening or reading. The lightboard is revolutionising teaching video production by making even the most complex online lectures easy and cost-effective to illustrate.

Developing website projects requires continuous effort. Unigrafia’s web designer Risto Koljonen applied service design principles in his thesis, which focused on improving the company’s offer process. As a result, handling requests for proposals is now smoother than ever.

The collaboration launched in spring between Haaga-Helia and Unigrafia Creative quickly deepened into a new level, where the AV specialist’s role now includes technical guidance for students, training for teachers, as well as planning editing spaces and video productions.

What is creativity? A creative individual, a creative business or industry? What about a sudden “spark” or a bit of “nonsense”? Creativity is a broad concept – the word is used in many ways and with many different meanings.

Unigrafia offers a wide range of both single-camera and multi-camera live streaming solutions. With our streaming services, you can bring your lecture or public event online in real time.

Wayfinding displays feature a touch interface and provide visitors on campus with map services. Event displays communicate in real time and interactively what is happening on campus. Communication displays can be used to present, for example, current bulletins or emergency notifications.

At the end of September, the University of Helsinki opened a major new investment to the public: the new Think Corner (Tiedekulma). This three-storey forum for science and meeting place is designed to make the university’s work even more approachable. Unigrafia is closely involved in the production of Think Corner’s events.