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Garden Affairs

chrisd — Fri, 11 Nov 2011 10:14:29 +0000

This garden buildings company came to us to help rebrand and build them a full database-driven CMS website to showcase their products. We chose the modX framework for the website, given the complexity and scope of the data structure and hierarchies. We trained the client who was then able to input all their images and product information into the site directly.

We also provided print advertising and stationery updates in line with the rebrand.

• www.gardenaffairs.co.uk

Nick Shipp Architects

chrisd — Fri, 11 Nov 2011 09:59:44 +0000

Nick Shipp Architects required a full rebrand and a new website to showcase their work. The rebrand involved the presentation of a number of logo concepts which were developed following client feedback to the ‘sign-off’ stage, after which stationery artwork was produced and we moved on to the website design and build.

The website required a fairly complex structure of categories and image galleries and the client wanted to be able to manage these directly. To make it as simple as we could we chose WordPress for the database CMS (Content Management System) and provided training to enable them to add and edit content within the website.

The database structure also allows search functionality to be built into the site.

• www.nickshipp.com

Highlight PR

chrisd — Tue, 01 Nov 2011 12:46:55 +0000

We designed the new branding, stationery and website for this Bath-based PR company. The website is based on the popular WordPress platform, which was already familiar to the business owner, and provides a great way to keep the site content up-to-date and ‘in house’. A bespoke WordPress theme was designed and developed. We also designed materials such as Twitter backgrounds, adverts, avatars and presentation templates.

• www.highlightpr.co.uk

Step Forward Coaching

chrisd — Tue, 01 Nov 2011 12:45:36 +0000

We designed the branding and website for this coaching business. The website is set up using ‘Unify’ for the content management, which provides a great way to keep simple site content up-to-date and ‘in house’ for the client.

Renewable Design Consultants

chrisd — Tue, 01 Nov 2011 12:40:02 +0000

We designed the branding and produced the website for this Bath-based energy consultancy business. The website is set up using the WordPress platform, which provides a great way to keep the site content up-to-date and ‘in house’. As usual we provided client training on how to update the site.

Pure Urban Massage

chrisd — Thu, 03 Mar 2011 12:31:24 +0000

We designed the branding and website for this Bath-based massage business. The aim was to create a crisp, modern an inviting brand. We also advised on photographic style to tie all the visual elements of the brand and the website together. The website is set up using the WordPress platform, which provides a great way to keep the site content up-to-date and ‘in house’.

New Oriel Hall

chrisd — Thu, 03 Mar 2011 12:27:34 +0000

We designed the new branding and website for this Bath-based community centre. The website is set up using the WordPress platform, which provides a great way to keep the site content up-to-date and ‘in house’. A bespoke WordPress theme was designed and developed and we also provided training for the content management.

Swaffham Motorcycles

chrisd — Thu, 03 Mar 2011 12:21:57 +0000

We designed this logo and signage artwork for Swaffham Motorcycles

Loqate

chrisd — Thu, 03 Mar 2011 12:03:47 +0000

We designed the new branding and website for this California-based geodata specialist. The website is set up using the WordPress platform, which provides a great way to keep the site content up-to-date and ‘in house’. A bespoke WordPress theme was designed and developed. We also designed and produced the Flash animations within the website

Forget Me Not Book

chrisd — Thu, 25 Nov 2010 10:42:02 +0000

This was an unusual branding project – to develop a logo, brand and website style for a site which allows people (or their relations or carers) to store memories about their life; particularly aimed at those with memory loss issues such as dementia sufferers.
We presented a number of logo concepts and through the usual development cycle quickly focused on the slightly more fun approach of the elephant (never forgets). The addition of the book motif completed the connection.
The website is in its first phase with further developments in progress.
We also designed some of the interface elements and icons within the website.