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The new website for Stephen de Jersey Architect extends the identity’s text based approach, with main links offset from body text and project images given centre stage.
With the launch of a new Brisbane location and some recent international press, the menswear label Pistols at Dawn were keen to expand on their interim online presence.
Developed as an extension of their printed material, the website‘s CMS allows the designers to control the size of the various thumbnails, creating their own dynamic image layouts to suit each season’s collection.
The amount of content being displayed in Michael Reid‘s webmails was becoming unwieldy and so The Letter D was asked to review the format to contain multiple subjects, and more imagery, all the while maintaining the clean and crisp direction his readers now expected.
The CMS was expanded to allow for automatic insertion of the website‘s latest content, allowing staff to manage various elements.
After five years it was time to give Fine Print‘s website a freshen up, with a dynamic CMS allowing latest news and inter-linking of site content to be managed by Fine Print.
The main feature is the ability to tag and categorise each new print project for future sample library integration. A great resource for Fine Print’s design clients, and their clients, looking for similar print finishes.
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A content-managed website has been developed for the Sydney-based artist Silke Raetze.
Developed as a snapshot of the website, Michael Reid‘s iPhone Application is now available to download on iTunes.
Michael Reid asked The Letter D to develop an iPhone/iPod Application, allowing users to browse the current exhibitions, review art education programs and locate the galleries.
So while the App undergoes Apple’s review process, a web preview has been developed.
A quick website refresh has been uploaded for Vetwell while a content management system is being developed, allowing multiple practices to update various content across the site.
A content managed website has been developed for Multi Span Australia, using a tonal colour system based on their refreshed identity.
An interim website for McVeigh has been developed while the main website takes shape.
The Letter D was also asked to update the internal documents for users to download, with project profiles and job description PDFs being the first cabs off the rank.
