Left-Collective
The Left-collective is a winter sports brand that we initially built an e-commerce store for in 2009. The brand has recently undergone a bit of a design overhaul and we were asked to re-skin the website in line with the new branding. We also built them a blog for photoblogging from the slopes. – it’s alright for some. Visit the website here
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The design for Cressida Jauncey, a London based tutoring firm, was briefed to be professional yet welcoming. The site needed to stand out from its competitors but having a sense of warmth whilst also being a smart contemporary site. This site is built on a CMS (Content Management System) and so the client is able to edit all of the website content, pages and graphics. We also designed the logo and colour scheme.
Read MoreWillie Christie
Willie Christie’s new site was built to do his fanstaic photos justice on computer screens. The website is built on a CMS and is designed to be clean and elegant, providing easy to use image galleries to display his photos, whilst also displaying video and text content. The site uses a range of galleries and slideshows, as well as a dynamic menu system all of which the owner of the site can edit easily.
Read MoreGrow Your Own Way
Grow Your Own Way is a new e-commerce site selling a range of grow your own products from salads and herbs to microleaves, as well as other useful garden tools. We created the branding for Grow Your Own Way as well as designing and building their first e-commerce store, launched Nov 2011. The aim was to provide a simple and clear shopping experience whilst also alowing some nice AJAX features in and room for the client to change over hero banners, adverts and more.
Read MoreGaloupet – The Restaurant
Galoupet is a fantastic new restaurant on Beauchamp Place. The brief for the Galoupet site was to keep it clean and simple in keeping with the whole Galoupet ethic, whilst also incorporating moving imagery and making it simple yet elegant to use. We built the site use various AJAX features allowing for seamless page transition and slideshows whilst not building the site in Flash.
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Following the launch of the Galoupet restaurant and the new slick site for the restaurant side of the business we were asked to redevelop and design a WordPress theme in line with the Galoupet branding, incorporating lightbox features, Twitter and social networking feeds as well as a fairly nifty commenting system that allows users to login directly from Facebook and other networks. This populates comments across all you platforms opening a discussion from twitter on your blog. Ideal for social networking.
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