Inbound Marketing vs. Outbound Marketing Inbound marketing is a term that possibly means nothing to you, similarly ‘outbound marketing’ could generate a shrug of your shoulders. To understand inbound marketing you need to understand what it is not – and what inbound marketing is not is traditional marketing using advertising and direct mail. What exactly […]
In the last two weeks I have had three separate projects that required some fairly intensive image manipulation. These ranged from simply reducing image sizes out of a camera before uploading, to finding the optimum dimension, file size, and quality of images before uploading to a website. Each case was different but the common denominator
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April 2013, updated 2017 and 2020 The Pollitt Studio project was led very much by the client. As an artist with world-wide fame he is known for strong and imaginative concepts, thus his ideas were clear. The transformation from the old flat html site to the new database driven site was straight-forward and the design
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Mobile phones, tablets and all manner of different devices can be a nightmare for any web developer. Have you ever wondered what your site looks like on a mobile phone like the iPhone? How about on different sized desktops or notepads? Here are just a TINY selection of the sizes currently out there! DESKTOPS 10″
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October 2011, updates every 2-3 years Originally the Nuts Poker Clothing site required a design to promote specialist clothing aimed at poker players and the poker community. The product range is predominantly t-shirts, sweatshirts and similar casual clothing. This was originally done as a flat HTML site with a separate e-commerce platform and has since
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March 2010 We were approached early in 2010 by our existing client, ECCO, to develop an identity and later a website for a new association in the food industry. After developing the new logo for Biopolymer International we were asked to develop a simple website with a primary objective to create a members’ area as
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February 2010 The allsortsofstuff.net classified advertising website was first created in 2010 and was aimed at the US, Canada, UK, Australia and NZ and all of Western Europe. Designed to allow users to login from specific countries and place adverts for that locale; likewise buyers can browse specific locations. Originally built in PHP with a
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July 2009, updates 2012, 2017, 2020 The FAIA Website is owned and operated by The Food Additives and Ingredients Association, and represents companies whose principal business is the manufacture and marketing of food additives and ingredients. The FAIA promotes better awareness of the role that additives play in modern food. Our brief was to liven
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April 2009, updates 2016, 2020 Kate Briggs Art was a student business producing graphite drawings and photography for clients, it is now more of a hobby for Katie. Her speciality is life-like drawing of pets, wildlife and houses but she also produces photographic work on a commission basis. Now on its third version, the older
December 2008 Our brief was to create a new logo that reflected the organisation’s interest in the caramel industry and then produce a simple and easy to navigate web site that dove-tailed with the new corporate identity. A dozen logo concepts were provided to our clients and the general website styling was based from the
