2010
27/7/2010
Upgrade membership leaflet
A simple leaflet aimed at getting members to upgrade their membership. Upward motion of the main illustration combined with a patterned background of arrows reinforces this message as well as giving the impression of progression and dynamism.
21/7/2010
Leaflets for conference
A leaflet was recently created for the Inter-Parliamentary Union to promote their conference on 'Parliaments, minorities and indiginous peoples'.
20/4/2010
Leaflets for Haiti initiative
These two leaflets were produced for a high level meeting concerning the proposed forumalisation of a Haitian National Civic Service in the wake of the earthquake. The leaflets were used as part of a high level meeting between key Haitian and international 'actors'.
The cover design uses a staggered geometric design which was influenced by tectonic plates and their graphic representation.
Concept for updated 'Gorgeous' website
I was recently tasked with providing a concept for the website for interior design consultancy, Gorgeous. Initially a homepage was designed and used quality photograhy from completed projects. Sections promoting news, testimonials and recent projects were added to aid in conveying a confident and lively organisation.
Nip and tuck for Hendy Consulting website
Originally designed back in 2002, the Hendy Consulting website required a slight visual refresh and an additional microsite for their healthcare imaging consultancy offering.
Part of the update was to restructure the homepage and implement a simple flash animation of the various service offerings.
This small project highlights that a simple nip and tuck is all it takes to give your site an improved presence without a redesign from the ground up.
Website update and forum integration for Bytemark
As part of the new website for Bytemark various updates and integrations were required.
The first was adding a new section for their Managed Hosting offering which needed to sit within the sites design as well as be a prominent landing page for those coming direct (as will be the case when their new marketing for the service kicks in).
The second was to integrate their forum into the new site design. Changing their forum software to Vanilla I was tasked with completely redesigning the default theme to one which would look as much as part of the main site as possible. Thus lots of css coding as well as getting under the hood of Vanilla was required. The result speaks for itself; although hosted on another server the forum seemlessly blends in with the rest of the site.
