Kanbasu is a brand new product that will soon be a on general release. It is a very powerful and quick webapp that will enable photographers to create much more engaging portfolio/blog websites. Users will be able to display photos in a slightly more editorial style, which will highlight the story-telling aspect of a series of photographs.
The admin tool will be easy to use and enable users to easily create photostories as well as efficiently manage and store their collections.
The lengthy amount of copy and the mandatory inclusion of several characters resulted in a fun but challenging exercise in design.
A series of welcome emails were designed for customers who sign up to the newsletters of the Aurora Fashions brands (Karen Millen, Coast, Oasis, Warehouse). The rich imagery of the brands needed an equally striking, and complementing, typography.
These screens were developed as potential splash screens to be incorporated into the existing Nectar app. They are an expansion of the current splash screen, which only displays the logo and a loading icon. The aim was to create a more informative splash screen, which displays data such as points balance and points value.
Designs were created for use on CNN documentaries, such as Nic Robertson's special report on Lybia's leader Muammar al-Gaddafi, aired in late 2009.
Creating a website which could reflect the equally fun and dramatic style of soap operas was a challlenge. It was, however, helpful (and imperative) to draw on each soap opera's unique personality.
To concide with the broadcast of Fifth Gear's new series, Channel Five commissioned the creation of a brand new site which would act as the show's internet presence as well as a source of information and tools for prospective car buyers.
A few simple road elements were used in the design, such as the motorway signs and road texture, to liven the site and reinforce its motoring personality.
All of One Water's profits are used to build PlayPumps® water systems in Africa. A series of emails and banners were designed for a recent promotion. The designs included photographs taken during the installation of the PlayPumps®, complemented by bright and earthy textures.
These designs were presented to BAA for a possible re-design of the London Heathrow website. The client expressed a need to move away from the sterile feel of the old site to create a more inviting portal which would entice visitors to explore the airport not just as a travel hub, but as a great source of shopping and dining.
I designed a series of emails communicating to customers the company's new collections. The design included close-up images of the jewellery and muted, classic colours for a stylish feel.