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Everyone has an opinion in design now thanks to the ever-evolving customisable design technology culture. This is a good thing, generally. More appreciation for the work we designers spend hours perfecting – right? Of course but on the flipside clients also more frequently want a bigger say in the design of their site.
This can be [...]
Saturday night saw the London heat of the live design tournament Cut&Paste for the fifth year running and Rozzi and I were privileged enough to be there (although not privileged afterwards to be half stuck at Victoria station waiting for a rail replacement bus to take us back to Brighton at 2am!).
As the competitors graced [...]
My good friends at the Olive Branch have asked me to design and develop their fourth generation web site. I have had the pleasure of working with them since 2003 on their second and third generation web sites, each time evolving the site to keep up with their orders as they grow to become one [...]
Maximiser Content Management System is an ongoing project I’ve been working on for the past few months. Maximiser was created because we wanted something that no other off the shelf CMS provides – an interface so easy and uncomplicated to use that even your mother could use it!
When deciding on a method of controlling the [...]
Should Design and Marketing be Democratised?
Bit of an open posting this one but a shift I’ve noticed increasingly in the industry and therefore something I’ve been thinking about more and more. So here’s just some random thoughts…
Should Design and Marketing be democratised?
…As a Process
The traditional agency is hierarchical – Designer, Art Director, Creative Director, Senior [...]