CITIZEN Watches - interface design & front-end code
august 2008
Working closely with CKWEB, I re-designed the new CITIZEN Watches websites for Australia, New Zealand and South Africa.
CKWEB took care of client relations, the backend and Javascript and the intial HTML/CSS coding. The design, graphics and final CSS touches were my responsibility.
CKWEB and I spent plenty of time fine-tuning functionality and design to improve usability and support the business requirements.
I particularly like the Find your Watch page (for it's speed), the watch images (crisp & hi-res), the footer and Instruction Manuals page.
We already have our list of improvements, so hopefully we can get those happening soon.
Syncplicity goes live - logo, interface design & code
april 2008
Syncplicity, Inc. a start-up in San Francisco first contacted me to design a new logo. They were impressed with the result, so hired me to design their new website - ready for a global launch in April 2008.
I provided all the HTML and CSS - ready for them to plug into their .NET project.
They have since hired me to extend their site, design & build all of their customer HTML emails and design printed business cards.
Syncplicity are a great client, and it's a super product (real-time multi-computer backup and sharing) - you should give it a look-see.
IdeaSearch – logo & interface design
april 2008
Client: CKWEB
IdeaSearch (a product from VAVAVOOM) needed an overhaul. It required a new brand, style and position due to a change in business needs.
I wanted to keep the interface as simple as possible. Minimal graphics, clean design.
This is essentially a search tool, so it needs to be quick. As more products come online - the light interface will help reduce latency.
CKWEB handled all the front-end code and development for the project.
Department of Education - front-end code project
february 2008
The Department of Education and Training contracted me for several weeks as a front-end coder for a large state-wide schools project. They were a professional bunch, and while my part was only small, I was happy to be part of the action. I worked on a few prototypes and final HTML and CSS code for the admin system.