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ACMI

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ACMI homepage – Arts & Entertainment website designed by Bright Labs

Quick facts

Website URL
https://www.acmi.net.au/
Category
Arts & Entertainment
Designed by
Bright Labs
Developed by
Bright Labs
Based in
Victoria
Added to weblist
14 July 2026

ACMI is one of Australia’s best websites for anyone curious about screen culture. The site represents the Australian Centre for the Moving Image, a national museum dedicated to film, television, video games and digital storytelling. It offers a clear path into exhibitions, programs and research, with content that feels welcoming rather than overwhelming. Visitors can explore collections that highlight local and international screen history. There is also a strong focus on education, with resources designed for teachers, students and creative practitioners. Shorter pages introduce current events and seasonal programs, which helps the site feel alive and connected to what’s happening in Melbourne. ACMI’s online presence is managed by the museum itself, a Victorian Government agency. The site balances cultural depth with practical information, making it easy to plan a visit or dive into digital content from home. It’s a polished and engaging platform that reflects the organisation’s broader mission to celebrate moving image culture.

Design details

Colours on the homepage

Fonts

  • PxGroteskBold
  • Fakt

Built with

  • Nuxt
  • Vue

Detected automatically, fonts and technology from the website's code on 12 October 2026; colours are measured from the screenshot above, by area. Select a colour to copy its hex code.

About ACMI

What is ACMI?
ACMI is one of Australia’s best websites for anyone curious about screen culture.
Who designed and developed the ACMI website?
Design and development are both credited to Bright Labs.
Where is ACMI based?
ACMI is based in Victoria, Australia.
What category is ACMI listed under on weblist?
ACMI is listed under Arts & Entertainment.
What colours does the ACMI website use?
The most used colours on the ACMI homepage are #010101, #ffffff and #7e55cd.
What fonts does the ACMI website use?
The ACMI website uses PxGroteskBold and Fakt.
What is the ACMI website built with?
The ACMI website is built with Nuxt and Vue.
When was ACMI added to weblist?
ACMI was added to weblist on 14 July 2026.

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