Client:

Dr Richard Eccleston

Work:

Web design

Brief:

The client is a lecturer in Political Science who wanted a website to showcase his research, teaching, publications and media appearances. New content is added to his site regularly and he wanted to be able to easily make updates himself. To achieve this I created his site using Wordpress as a content management system (CMS).

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Client:

Rees Pagh Studio

Work:

Web design

Brief:

The clients are a husband/wife team, architect Bevan Rees and artist Yvonne Rees-Pagh. As well as concentrating on their individual careers, they do a lot of collaborative work.
The website design highlights the creative crossover between visual arts and architecture, along with a broad portfolio of work past and present. The design challenge was to create a site which clearly presented each principal’s separate body of work while making clear connections between the two.

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Client:

Outsauced Virtual Assistant Services

Work:

Website design

Brief:

The client wanted a site to promote her business, which offers administrative support services. She wanted the design to be clean, with a simple colour pallette reflecting the logo.
As well as providing the website design, I advised the client on the presentation and style of information to best promote her services and to encourage prospective clients to read further and visit more of the site.

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Client:

Apple Factory

Work:

Website design

Brief:

A website design concept for a Southern Tasmanian apple producer expanding its operations to include tourism and dining. The title banner recreates the graphic style of apple packing crates of the 1930s, while the colour pallette emphasises the heritage values actively promoted by the client.

Client:

Skirt (NZ artists’ collective)

Work:

Flash website creation

Brief:

To create a website promoting Skirt’s performances at the Vienna International Women’s Arts Festival, 2006. The collective wanted a website which reflected the collaborative and experimental nature of their work; the feminine and secretive aspects of the Under-Coat performance art piece they were taking to Vienna; historical links to Europe combined with the “mysteries” of the Antipodes which were instrumental to this work.
Skirt was scheduled to open the festival with their street performances, and the website was to be a companion piece, eventually incorporating a webcam recording the artists as they performed. Regrettably, Skirt had to withdraw from the festival due to lack of funding.

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